I could also try planting various tropical fruit trees there where it would not work here in the Bay Area.

I deal with a wide varity of Office Buildings, Apartments, Raw and Developable land, and large income producing residential packages (multiple homes).

Hi JP,I am have been invested in STR's in Scottsdale for 4 years running now and it has been quite fruitful though the population of STR's has exploded.  

He actually had dropped a raw egg on the linoleum in the kitchen and then just left it there and walked over it for who knows how long - just gross. 

People do much more damage than little rat dogs etc... crayons on walls, cracked windows, smoking, fruit punch stains on carpets, holes in walls, disgusting bathrooms and kitchens are all caused by the people not their pets.Then, when it comes time to renew their lease, my little $20.00-$25.00 nuisance increase is not a big deal.  

But, for now, at least there are collections to be seen on credit reports, and there are eviction databases, which just collect the raw data of who filed evictions against who - which is public data.But, really, if someone's credit score is good, with regular on-time payments, and their work history is good, and the length of time they usually live somewhere before moving is good - I just think it's rare to get any real problem tenants if they meet this criteria.Now, they could end up being whiney, picky pains in the rear - wanting new flooring or complaining about whatever, all the time.  

I had one system installed on raw land I bought and I put in a system much larger than I expected to need, because it's not much more expensive and easier to do the first time.I'd add to all of the above that you also need to make sure nobody is driving or parking on the field.In areas where this is normal, people just seem to know what they're supposed to do and not do. 

Creative financing is basically figuring out something grounded in reality.For instance, I was able to buy a raw piece of land in WA many years ago with some hard-earned savings. 

I’m writing this short primer because I get development loan requests for projects on a daily basis from borrowers and other brokers who aren’t well versed on how lenders analyze A&D loan requests.I hope this helps.A land development loan is an advance of funds, secured by a mortgage, to finance the making, installing, or constructing of the improvements necessary to convert raw land into construction-ready building sites.

You'll know you've "got your wings" the first time you end up with raw sewage somewhere on your personage 😂😂