Hello all,We are considering purchasing a parcel of raw land here in San Diego County (Mission Valley area for anyone who is familiar with the area) and developing a triplex on the property; however, the neighbor's water meter is directly on the property line--let me explain. 

We do raw land residential development outside Nashville.

There are comps on the the land a few miles down the road at over 600K for the raw land.

Hi,I am buying a raw land to build a new ground up self storage facility in central Ohio. 

How to analyze raw land??

Most responses here have been spot on:Non-Owner occupancy as a requirementPrivate capital partner would be your lender (in the case of raw, private money)Hard money lender would be you next best betRehab funding is accessibleI wouldn't recommend using your own money, since that's YOUR money.

I was literally just window shopping on realtor.com and saw this tract of raw land for a great price and just jumped on it.

I was literally just window shopping on realtor.com and saw this tract of raw land for a great price and just jumped on it.

This is raw supply and demand. 

I have been toying with the idea of purchasing raw land and, with the use of a personal custom builder/his team, building homes to sell or turn into rentals.