It allows you to start with the state, then the county and finally it will show the census tracts on a map along with zip codes, roads, etc...Sample of my area (Arizona > Maricopa > Phoenix/Scottsdale)Here are a few tips: When you first go to the page you will only see the visual in the upper left corner (state).

We do a lot of residential remodeling, additions, and custom & tract home building.

In the digital age where everything is photos if not video, any attention grabbing photos will help differentiate your property on the listing page vs. every other original and tract property...

Some tracts should have never been built on and only hold the world together.

The government released tracts of land to developers basically for free, (so the developers can "reasonably price" the apartments) and a "new" city is now being built almost from scratch.

This is a bet on large tracts of alpine property being increasingly hard to come by in the future.   

And in certain census tracts, if you don't exceed the income threshold there, then you can receive 3% down conventional loans on a primary home.  

The idea behind the opportunity zone is to create development in the low income areas in urban and rural census tracts. 

I bought a big tract of land, about 10 acres, and have steady been putting mobile homes on it.

People who aren’t friends won’t invest unless you comply with Reg D, have a professional PPM, professional website, crowdfunding site where they can access deal documents and literature, a verifiable tract record, and your own money in the deal.