The key is to identify your goals and the strategy that will align with them.

In my experience the only way to make any money with a USDA property is to syndicate LIHTC funds and secure a developer's fee, as the rents rarely generate any significant ongoing cash flow.Kyle

As for the lots, it all depends on local development.

If you're trying to identify one without much luck, find out who buys the most cash deals in your area and see who they use.

You have more options available than these two, but identifying your goals can help you think through those, as well. 

"the attractions" because it's 10-20 miles SSW of what to us is "real" Orlando) are outside of the city proper and are in Orange County (non-City of Orlando annexed), Osceola Co, and to a far lesser extent Lake and even Polk Cos. so be sure that you're up to speed on any local developments that might limit renting out the whole property and not living there.

I have a hypothetical question for the community about purchasing a 4-plex that has been zoned for 2 additional units.This is a hypothetical exercise to identify gaps and valuations not currently under consideration.Feedback is appreciated!

Developing a rental portfolio will be a significant part of our future.

Hi All,I would like to know if it is necessary or recommended to get a Builders risk insurance as the Developer/Flipper on a Flix and Flip even if my contractor has general liability insurance and workers comp insurance?

A property that I am currently looking at doesn't have many comps near it to identify a realistic ARV.