I've gotten the current infill lots by word of mouth, wholesalers, and people coming up to the build site asking if we'd like to buy their lots.

Because it shouldn’t require Wi-Fi to let people into the house, so as long as the lock is letting people in, it’s mostly OK to deal withBottom line: in the freezing cold weather, is it simply that you can’t remotely connect for a time period?

The people who are selling are interested in being a part of a JV on the development, and my friend found someone who is interested in the property.

I'v began to research the area and found limited info on here, looking to hear from people who invest in these areas. 

There's probably 20 people a week that would call them and take an hour of their time if they didn't charge.

Pay more for something that is closer to rent ready so you don't get hit with big bills later.I hope that helps.

They kept promising they were going to pull through and they would put their best people on it. not a single lead came in for a month after promising 20-40 leads per month.  

Some people say don’t do it, but I paid off my 60k I used from my HELOC 5 years ago with my Cashflow and I profit $6200/month and ended up with 8 houses from my first two houses I used from the HELOC.

For example, if your lease expires 12/31 how many people are actually going to be motivated enough to move after the holiday season and in the midst of winter?

Lots of people are successful investing in Cleveland, Ohio