Look at the MLS in that area, you will see how active builders are by whether you see a lot of new construction homes available. 

I figured it could be an interesting talking point but I'm not super active on here and this could be perhaps the 100th time you've addressed the topic so I can understand some of the sarcasm.

I'm getting ready to do my first fix and flip and am currently seeking funding from Private lenders.

I was active in both the Kansas City and Indianapolis markets then and I can tell you that it had no negative effect on rents during that time.

The main thing is, either marketing as such, and wait for them to come to you, or be more pro-active and try to network with the right people who make those decisions.

If you are not experienced in land, please seek professional advice.

I began to try to harness some of my "how to win friends and influence people" dogma and told him that I could possibly provide him with a completely passive income stream that would allow him to move to Florida without any of the active burden that landlording required.

@Rich Hupper, I would select Active as the Case Status, Estates and Administration as the Case Type, and Decedent as the Party Type. 

My wife is active duty and we move every 3 years and can rent our DVHS as long as we are  away.

Meaning, if you are just looking to flip then a hard money lender might be totally fine to seek out.