Purchase Price:$92,000Rental Income:$950Bedrooms:3Property Tax:$67Bathrooms:1Insurance/HOA:$46Size: (sq ft)1,074 Property Mgmt:$95Price/Sq foot: $86Cash Flow: (Raw)$742Year Built:1951Cap Rate:9.7%Parking:Rent/Value Ratio:1.0%Neighborhood:B+DealGrader™:7.7 Emaple of a property right off Norada.

Yes houses but not raw land. 

When you say vacant, do you mean developed lots without homes on them, or raw land?

I've recently made an acquaintance who does a lot of raw land purchases then gets them all permitted for building, mainly bigger multi family 150+ units, and then sells the ready to build lot usually at a pretty large profit.

.- Current mortgage debt: $500k (we pulled cash out of a refi a few years ago to purchase/rehab another rental in Boise Idaho).Can we do this if we're buying raw land with intent to build?

The Home Depot has great stained (and raw) cabinets, but don't do the white ones there. 

When we acquire raw land that needs ZBA approval, we cannot pay more than 50k based on our numbers.  

Off market opportunities direct to seller tend to be more fruitful.

Raw labor if someone needs a place cleaned out to specialized skills (electrician, book keeper, lawyer, engineer so good with the math, computer skills for a web site, marketing skills, great on the phone).2.

The raw numbers look good on this, but what is the street, neighborhood, and market like?