Nothing to say those connections would be fruitful either.PRO: I did get a lot of ideas from the presentation.

Same reason why Coca Cola invests in bottled water, iced tea, fruit juice, etc.

I am extremely excited to add value to my community and enjoy the fruits along the way. 

I did however manage to find the occasional park zoned for more units and even one in my area that had just not been built out at all (seems to be raw land).

Work within your strengths and don't just try to grab at low hanging fruit.

Yes, the Act applies to raw land if you can build or place a home on it.Ken, we are on the same page, I'd say that while you specialize in mobile homes, there is not a far stretch at all in these matters to apply what you have said to land or conventional homes, if any at all.

(Low hanging fruit).

I like the land game myself and once I learned how to create a mortgage on a raw piece of dirt I was hooked.

At least people are making connections and benefiting from the discussion.As far as your point about the craigslist ads and raw land, that's a good point that I hadn't thought of.

So even though statistically, there might be an 8% gap from ownership with Gen X, how does that translate into the raw number of people buying homes?