Find a local developer to build the residential subdivision. 

I was familiar with the homes from this development on a previous visit, but did buy this REO sight unseen...aside from some photos.

- flipping, buy/hold, notes, turnkey, BRRRR, wholesaling, development on raw land, mobile homes, student rentals, house hacking, multi-family homes, SFH, commercial properties, Airbnb - how would you do it?

The surrounding area is being developed with a number of large residential projects and is about to see a massive influx of money from the owner of the Jaguars. 

He's a commercial broker and developer.

I'm looking for someone who is willing to develop a long term relationship with me, help educate me on exceeding at owning rental properties.

They keep announcing more partnerships with local schools, businesses, and buying more properties for technology development centers.  

Seek guidance and mentorship through servanthood.And you'll be better served by developing your profile and detailing your interests. 

I know I've read of investors buying land with timber that ends up paying for the land itself to then develop, but I can't recall hearing talk of valuing the timber on sale. 

The place might make a nice little retreat that should almost pay for itself with a new double wide and a single wide, but I would not get all wound up to do a development there.