Raw land.

Lastly, being a good landlord will always bear fruit so it's best to be on top of every issue that arises.

We plan on making the home as "green" as possible and having an organic garden and fruit trees in front. 

New construction will likely ramp up, adding supply and likely limiting major future price appreciation.It is still possible to buy cash flowing properties, but the low fruit is long gone and it takes more effort to engineer a solid deal. 

I hope your real estate investing endeavors are fruitful!

Other than some raw land, this will be my first real estate investment.Looking to connect with other investors who would be interested in giving tips on analyzing properties in the area and who are familiar with the market trends.ThanksMatt

When the investors came to work to day they bid away all the low-hanging fruit and left me with a little more than $4k worth.There was a lot more of the 'corporate money' that came in towards the end of the auction time and dropped the profitability of many of my bids, though. 

Seems bank lenders will not handle raw land these days, what next?

Ditto for fruit that has fallen off of trees.   

It's a great way to build your business and enjoy the fruits of your work.If you would be interested in talking to a full service note servicer I would be happy to discuss our investor services for seller carry back transactions.