The per sign fines they impose will collapse your empire before it begins.

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I don't personally invest in land after being on a planning board and seeing how many expensive hoops developers have to jump through.

I'm glad Nelson Van Alden from Boardwalk Empire has turned his life around from being a crooked fed to being a typical real estate investor. looks lame.  

I would try getting owner financing from the current owner (not uncommon in land transactions).

I'm here too, but a little further inland.

That said there are plenty who like them and buy into his RIEN empir.. network.  

( although as stated 200k is hard to do in social) inland empire it would I am sure work

I work in Newport and already had to purchase my primary residence in the Inland Empire to be even be able to afford a primary.

For sure, the larger decline in values occurred in the Inland Empire and Antelope Valley areas.