Again, aside from the idea of water being wasted as a source of irritation for me, the raw cost of it from a business point of view is no matter, as long as you can roll it into appropriate rent.

This hides the owner so that if you get sued by one tenant they don't know about your other properties.Lawyers are usually working on contingency so they go after low hanging fruit.

There are a few fruit trees as well on the property.

I have the raw results data.

The market will change with the housing bubble and wholesalers will be less valuable as bank own properties "REO's" will be the low hanging fruit, per the investor buyer perspective (just like what happened in 2008).

Excuse the click baity title but really want to find out who THE BEST AGENT DEALING WITH RAW LAND in Southeastern Massachusetts. 

With raw land of course you are almost always looking at 25% down, and $75k I can manage and not even dip into my comfort level of reserves but that is just about the absolute max.

Does Anyone know of a place to get raw data on this?

So Im looking to buy raw land and build a duplex on it and then occupy 1/2 and rent out other half.Problem is is that i dont have the cash to buy the land.

While underwriting considerations given to compensating factors may carry the day for you, I find raw numbers have their own value as well.