Your preliminary title report would tell you whether the property Provides you an ingress/eagress easement which may be reciprocal to: a) the roadway property (b the property in question and c) all the properties adjoining the roadway (and possibly in the development.Once you've gotten to the point of figuring out who owns what and what land is encumbered by an easement to whom then you'll also want to try and find out if there is an operating and maintenance agreement on file with the governmental agency that issues the original parcel/lot approvals.And to answer your question, yes developers create separate roadway parcels and depending on the time either keep ownership with an operating agreement dictating use and maintenance (and perhaps paying property taxes, deed them to a local government (although without a requirement for maintenance (sometimes) or make them part of an hoa.I bought the property, and worked through tracking down ownership, getting lots splits and correcting the easement and creating an operating agreement for maintenance with the neighboring property owners that also benefited.

If the federal government decides that all doctors incomes are capped at $100,000/Year, the tenant pool for $10,000/Mo. is going to vanish.

I don’t have to worry about the political disputing in the government over budgets or shutdowns, furloughs or elections.

There are a lot more moving parts when dealing with foreign governments, local economies, local demographics and currencies...and then with the IRS back home.  

Government does this by recording concurrent, simultaneous security instruments (DOT's in CA) to both discourage would-be borrowers from tapping the last ounce of perceived equity and if you read the HUD junior lien, it makes specific reference to such a breach.Clever hard money lenders know how to circumnavigate this issue.

What rate of interest can you earn in government bonds, deemed to have the lowest risk, and therefore how much extra would you need to charge to be able to sleep at night knowing you have taken a measured risk?

so a while back i asked about laws governing realtors who wholesale as well. there was a lot of responses so i figured i would go ahead and ask the South Carolina Real Estate commission what there position is on the subject.This is basically what i got back (nothing edited) its kind of long. 

There are a LOT of federal and state laws and regulations governing notes.  

The way they treat it is, if you do an llc, it is kind of grey area and is a new entity type, not many laws govern llcs vs corps, thereby exposing their risk exponentially, if you don't have track record under your llc, then most likely they will just treat the risk as you are hiding behind corporate veil.

Deal, like, love - There are seven laws that govern networking.But you can forget all of that.