Good info and is making me rethink where I want to focus geographically.

Have you decided on a geographical location?

(shh, don't tell the neighbors you are going to flip it.)This type of house (HUD Home) is usually listed with an agent, and although the description says "GOOD" it's generally "Average" or in "Fair Condition"  you didn't mention the year it was built and this could also be a factor in your buying decision.

I understand this is not an easy task and may depend on many factors including geographic locations and conditions of the property.

Prices are dependent to some extent on geographical location as labor and materials rates differ across the country.

I am trying to be as descriptive as possible, however I feel as if I'm not explaining myself thoroughly.

Most likely you'll need a survey firm to do survey, re-platt, write new legal descriptions and then file everything.

No mortgage, no risk of default. 3. economic risk - your geographic location either doesn't have a diverse set of jobs, or the jobs are susceptible to economic recession.

Can you and do you want to build a geographically larger company with many employees where competition is an everyday concern?

If that doesn't work, try to use the Parcel Number, without the dash (-), and you can see the parcel number on Zillow property description.