if the property can be subdivided , cut off the raw land thats in the flood zone , now the house isnt in the flood zone and you have no worries 

Now the raw land, that is something I know nothing about but is very intriguing.

The Ecuador property on Pacific Ocean, raw land for buy n flip to a developer, now that developer paid us about 2/3 of what we sold it to him, but payment has happened over 3 years, now the lead guy is in jail due to some government investigation.  

He had been a slum landlord as he called it and gotten out, leaving a bad taste in his mouth and quit after that. after the seminar he was inspired to get back in and bought raw land southeast of Phx. took an educated guess and made a whole lot of money.

You can add rutabagas and sweet potato on top if you like them.I put the meat in raw.

I definitely agree with you that the developer is getting the raw end of the deal here!

Nothing - just collecting the fruits of her labor.

Doesn't matter if you're wholesaling fruit bowls or motorcycles, but the time it takes to learn the product and learn the process -- as well as the time it takes to actually complete deals -- is surprising to many people.  

You're not entitled to the fruits of someone else's labor.

Almost all prefer having their own space instead of an apartment.Pricing to put in the pad sites will vary depending on your location but can run anywhere from$8k - $20k from raw dirt to finished site.