If you're only getting 4 or 5% CoC Return on the capital you're investing, you'd be better off investing in the stock market, which I believe has historically returned an average 9 - 9.5% over the past several decades.

Capital city with U of NE, Lincoln situated there with around 25K students.

If I sell the property then I can repeat that process with more capital available post flip (and more experience).

Start networking for potential partners, people who may have more capital or have a W-2.

The other concern would be capital gains taxes.

After hitting cap it's a $250 transaction fee. it isn't free, but very reasonable and on the cutting edge of tech in the industry.

My initial answer I got was "yes, I will have to pay taxes on all capital gains" - but then I found this - Like-Kind Exchange... 

Patch of land, fund that flip, finance of america commercial, lima one capital, just to name a few.

The number 1 reason for cash only deals is speed) ability to waive contingencies such as home inspection, 2 do not have certain requirements for debt to income that need to be made with other types of loans so it is more likely to go through if they have the capital, 3) Liens,zoning , and other coding that is either not up to date or behind.

Right now I’m debating between trying to sell the lot as it is to get some capital for other investments, or putting a mobile home on it to rent out.