Glad to be a part of the BP community and eager to learn, grow, and form fruitful professional and personal relationships!

I just don't want to invest too much time and energy into a practice that doesn't bear fruit if there is an alternative. 

I am very interested in getting into raw land flipping.

I hate investing in raw land.  

It may be simply a matter of semantics, but for those seeking education, I think terminology is foundational to learning.In the residential space, a developer buys raw land, subdivides it, adds roads and utilities and sells lots.

Me and my wife are literally eating only rice, beans, frozen fruit from Costco, apples and bananas and saving every single penny we can to be ready.I am very motivated and I hope to meet real people do want I want to achieve and I can help them out while learning.

hi im pondering getting bids on building a modest 1500 sqft 3/2 stucco house in the lincoln/rocklin/roseville (suburbs of sacramento). I have 0 clue what cost that would be. 100k? 200k? Flat 8000sqft lot, paved street...

I know that I will be using him to list and to search the MLS for me and he gets commission so I will not feel bad if I have to put him to work haha, but I was just kind of hoping that I could get some of the raw data and run my own numbers.

Land Development Process- raw vacant land - entitlement process - zone changing - engineering - tentative tract maps to final construction (I understand there exist many steps in the process, would love to hear from the seasoned land developers and investors in the BP Community)2.

Anything in yellow can be changed, everything else is locked.This assumes purchasing raw lots, performing some entitlement work, developing the ground and then building homes.