Keep your fingers crossed that everything goes smoothly!  

Any one of them could could cross the line and hit you. 

@Julie - When I think of insurance for a blank piece of land - I am thinking of liability - certainly there is nothing on the property to insure directly - but liability insurance may keep the occasional ambulance chaser from suing you if they are crossing your field and hurt themselves somehow.   

I'm more familiar with the Riverside Terrace/3rd Ward area bordering 77021 to the north.

If underwater or really no equity to work with they get crossed off the list.

The redevelopment there will likely start spreading across the Stapleton borders into Aurora, but those areas are still rough and might not be great for a young family.  

It would be a long journey and lots of know-how need to be learned.I need to find a location and prosperity and do fine detailed calculation with double, triple, cross check and need to find a good reliable builder in this area to team up (long term).

Hopefully I'm wrong but let us keep our finger crossed its nothing majorNext problem.

Or just cross out clause 11 on your agreement.There's gotta be a solid Broker out there that won't force this in you, but again, it all depends on the other parts of your contract agreement.

When your equity gets higher in this property, it is much cheaper to tap into by borrowing against it than liquidating the property.With your brother being a contractor, you may be able to get 100% financing from hard money lenders, particularly if you cross collateralize your Utah property.