It seems like a decent prospect for appreciation and cashflow since it's situated between JHU and Penn Station and is the site of a fairly substantial development project (Telesis), but I understand the strength of the deal will be determined by what price and condition I acquire the property at. 

After listening to a few (hundred) Podcasts I took some advice and reverse engineered my Ideal Lifestyle. 

I'm ideally looking for someone who can get this done this week or next. 

Most septic systems supporting a single home are sized one at a time unless planned as part of a larger community.Between the land development, utility costs and bringing in a home it can be a good cash burn, so make sure you have it all spec'd out.

Having their pulse on things like community development, employment future, etc.  

Any time you see one jot down the number give the person a call, tell them your goals, and tell them you are willing to do ANYTHING to help their cause as long as you can work with them and gain that necessary experience to develop. best of luck!

This is still relatively close to downtown Denver and over the long-term is probably a good play development from Sloan's Lake continues south and will come here eventually.

Looking to get into the investing and commercial development arena.

If anyone can point or explain how I can research market trends on houses being sold in an area so I can always be on the know and develop a competent understanding of my local market. 

We ideally would like to find small properties for $100,000 or less and buy one or two to start and to help us learn how it works and slowly buy more but we are open to a more aggressive strategy if the opportunity is right!