I know on average what your property is worth based on what they will put in there.Granting them an easement is a joke for free.You have to remember I worked for a major developer on a big project for almost 3 years.They go and do strategy before meeting you on how to manipulate you the seller in their favor.We would meet 45 minutes early before meeting with the seller and talk strategy before they got there.I had to keep track of and negotiate with over 20 sellers of parcels.Do not let them hurry you into anything.Don't let them tie up the property without going HARD on the money.40,000 free and clear every year is not bad but you could get a lot for that corner.With land I go by USABLE SPACE.For the developers layout they could own 23 acres but how much of it can they use??

Unfortunately A is a major Bank.

When I looked at some other major companies’ WHOIS info, they have their business information listed.

Neighborhoods around new sports stadiums, city parks, and "town center" type developments become desirable very quickly.

I started off buying rentals, and then moved to other strategies like land development, spec building, note buying, wholesaling and rehabbing.I currenlty do rehab flips which is the large majority of my income.

I mostly purchase REO properties to flip, and a large majority of them come from contacts I have developed so I get them before the competition knows about them, that is my game.

I do a credit check and only look for outstanding major utility bills, no eviction filings within the last 48 months, 10 year national criminal background check, no serious misdemeanors or felonies, 100 year for sex offenses.

Mic,That is a major IRS violation.

With the majority of buyers, I think white shows better - light and clean.

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