Nope, this is a C class (working class area but safe from violent crime/gangs, some drugs) area in a suburb of Salt Lake City.  

Hopefully you can find the funding to develop that land by the lake!

I am new the to Fort Worth, TX area, I moved here from Salt Lake City, UT and looking to build my network with other like minded investors that are new or even seasoned to the business that wants to get together one a week or 2 times a month either in person or even over a Google Hangouts if that works for you to discuss our businesses and offer advice do role plays and offer support and motivation.

Ex:  There's a 2900 sq. foot duplex around the corner from where I manage that is going for $975K...it's in a nice area where Studio City meets Toluca Lake, but come on...almost a $1 million for Duplex...they are selling for land value for investors to tear down and rebuild or someone with cash because that price just does not make sense for someone who wants to finance a deal...there's a lot of that going on all over Los Angeles.For what it's worth...I've seen substantial increases in rents in Los Angeles since 2012. 

If they don't answer the first one, keep sending them one every few weeks until they (a) call and tell you to jump in the lake, (b) sell the house to someone else or (b) sell the house to you.Good luck!

And the El Dorado Lakes Golf Community has one less eye sore in the neighborhood.

Case in point: Governor's Point on the NC coast promoted their lots where the Realtors/Investors allegedly paid cash and flipped the lots numerous times between themselves and bumped the 'comps' from $100k to over $1M each.

We have an Orange County Meet-up every month in Lake Forest that you are welcome to attend. 

We have found a foreclosure that is a lake front property on lake tillery in Norwood, nc.

Currently I own one two family property in the lake ave/umass rental area.