I would not call it investing as it was mostly raw land.In any case I am a real estate agent in Aspen and happy to help out with any questions.

I wouldn’t know how to estimate whether Baruch or NYU would offer you more in that regard, but would guess there are talented people at both with whom you would have long and fruitful relationships.I would love to hear anything about your experience that you would care to share.

My advice, go for the low hanging fruit until your ready for something bigger.

Hi everyone, I am looking for some help. I have never done a development deal. Only flips, wholesale, and sales as a realtor. I have come across an opportunity to purchase 20-60 acres of land I would really like to de...

I worked my butt off and got some low hanging fruit. 

If I understand you correctly, it sounds like it will be most fruitful to ask for a letter from the commanding officer?

Obviously the financing and contingencies or lack thereof in your offers are important factors when evaluating an offer, but from a raw offer price perspective that is what I see here locally.

It takes considerable capital, time, and effort to convert raw land into a house.  

I have an opportunity to purchase 14ac of raw commercial land for 0% interest to be paid off in 5 years.

We are mostly growing tomatoes, potatoes and carrots but this year planning to to grow an orchard consisting of fruit trees.