Haha I love the raw honesty of the what your life was like at the time.

In my area, new construction homes are very expensive and out of reach of most first time investors, secondly, the market is on the verge of turning in many areas and the house might lose value before its even finished being built, raw land often has to be bought with cash only, and construction loans are very expensive. 

Although like anything its a job you need to have daily relevant content so I am sure they put in hours producing each videoIN the meantime I will just look at the raw data as provided from public records in my areas .. !! 

Happy to hear that you're looking into real estate investing - it's definitely been one of the most fruitful choices I've made in the past thinking back to when I first got involved.

What I'd really like to know is if anyone has any tips for selling raw land?

Our .8 of an acre was $20k to go from raw land to a home site. 

Subdividing raw land is not for the inexperienced, you will need to know about subdivision laws, wells if applicable, perk tests if applicable, utility installation, zoning, deed restrictions, flood zones, phase 1/2 environmental tests, legal access, and I'm probably forgetting a couple. 

I have a little different strategy, but it has proven fruitful.

Has anyone here developed a park from raw land?

Lance,I do know a builder, I can ask what they think about it and the cost of building on raw land.