I was wondering if anyone knew of any problems with subdividing/selling a large piece of land with undivided fractional interest....Anything issues come to mind?

I, myself prefer the sun belt over the rust belt (My investments are in Texas for quality and Alabama for cash flow and as you know, a little piece of land in Lehigh Acres, FL) However, my point was that if you are tight on cash and do not want to rely on financing, low quality, high cash flow property can be a good rout as well.

I have been delaying going after probates as I felt I was missing a piece of the puzzle.

So, be prepared to get an ear full or a coupl eof excuses but for the most part.

Thanks EZ-I'm definitely willing to work the financing piece-I'll touchbase with my realtor on what he can do for that aspect.Hopefully, we can start generating some interest and at least some feedback on the place once we get a seller through.

Guess if they removed it then I'd own a 1 acre piece of ground for 40k plus foreclosure costs.Nice thought Ryan.It was originally financed by Wells in the heyday which means absolutely nothing.

A test kit invented would be a piece of wood or cardboard left on the side of a structure to sit stagnant with moisture around, and frequent a visual inspection for dirt shelter tubes, termites eat dirt and poop out-spit out to create a sheltered tunnel in which they travel to eat "cellulose" protecting them from humans and sunlight. 

I see that there are people from SoCal posting here.Would it make sense to buy a piece of land and just build a house on it in Lancaster?

@Yasmine BisumberI have two pieces of advice:  the second is the one you gave yourself, take action.  

@Gary EnnisI stepped backwards into my first VR and therefore it was extremely piece meal (read CRAIGSLIST).