I heard about it from a good friend who I frequently chat with about real estate investment and both of our goals for our futures.A little on my background: I obtained my B.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Virginia in 2009 and have worked in project management in the construction industry ever since.  

They would put the 15 acres into Native Prairie and harvest the prairie seeds for Govt, State and other environmental projects and you would need to do nothing but enjoy the Prairie.

During this educational phase, I'm saving capital to jump in a big deal "Grant Cardone Style.""

My style ranges from antique to modern when it comes to fixers, it just depends on the house.

(Roughly same number of bedrooms, same style, same look, etc.)

A 2B/2B Garden style Condo in Bowie, MD could be bought for about $145K couple months ago and easily fetch upto $1900/month.

Once you locate land, there's engineering that needs to be done (civil, soils, electrical, environmental, structural, etc.) environmental issues may need to be addressed, availability of utilities and proximity to parcel, cost of grading, installing utilities, paving, sidewalks, parcel maps or possibly subdivision map.

As you talk to them, you will learn other important information like edge style and length and back splash.

Style and colors as per customer’s selections .

My concern is, I'm afraid there's a hidden surprise that would only be uncovered by performing an expensive environmental cert.