I would probably never lock It up in a CD even if they generate “high yields“ because compared to what you can get with other strategies, they are small but are less risky.

You'll have to find comparable sold properties in order to get an idea of what its worth

The investor that gets this only wants to know whats in it for them, they don't care about just helping you learn (I mean that less harsh than it sounds, they just don't have time to help everyone who reaches out to them), they want to know what they're getting out of the deal.

I have spent almost 4x the amount in marketing this last year as compared to last year with about 70% less deals!!!

The zip codes you chose can have some higher pricing compared to other zip codes in Jacksonville, But, I think it is fairly attainable, even turn key.

I too am relatively new to BP compared to some who have been here for years.

Its also most comparable metric when comparing different types of investments.

Data-analysis software analyzes comparable home sales and other factors to determine a valuation in seconds.

@Stanley Pearse No spreadsheet, although you could look and see how much your taxes and insurance have gone up and compare that with how much the market has gone up since 2016 as a place to start.

By looking at what other raw land has sold for and compare that with the cost of removing the structure from the property should help inform your decision.