It is exactly what they are teaching, but that didn't work out for me.

Instead, you can farm the work out to a place like Window World or any one of the other replacement window companies that do the $189 any size vinyl window installed deals, which frees your crew up for other work to be done!

Remember, you have 2 free tickets to the Intensive 2.5 day land investing training bootcamp (which never expire) as well as 2 free consulting calls with me or one of my team to get your questions answered.BP is an amazing community and you'll find a lot of valuable information here, but don't hesitate to reach out at any time as I personally want to see you succeed in your new land investing endeavors!

Not saying we're in a bubble, mind you, just that there's a lot of promotion.Please don't blithely lump my exhaustively researched, less than 50% cost to (a thoroughly  documented) ARV (if negotiations w/bank work out, if not then I don't buy) deal in a town known for one of the best school systems in the state, 12 mi. from/ and on a direct train route to NYC, and where well-priced houses are selling in days, with all the other deals out there, many of which I see being financed.All of which is to say, I guess, that I'm very careful and don't want to be grouped with those who are not. 

Just wanted to let you all know that its not the end of the world if your plans don’t work out as planned.

Or is it better to work out the details first, get the doors on there, risk having the mortgage interest rate move higher, and close when it's all done?

LOL.and things are much more intense especially when we talk about someone who just killed themselves in an accident.

Maybe I’ll use the equity in my land to invest in a property if this doesn’t work out for me. 

if the numbers work out and you have comparables  to back them up then sure.

You may not have a good exit strategy as you've over improved the property for your market so just make it work out the best you can.