And eventually, they also fail financially, because over time capex exceeds cash flow.So I am very much in favor of @Tim Ryan 's idea: pick a market and grow roots.

Green is good yellow needs to be looked at and Red is there is something wrong.. you simply walk in and pick up a copy of it on the counter..

I went through applications for about a week and I'm glad I did rather than picking the best from the first 2 days listed.

Also picked up co-hosting units.

When you choice who is going to service your loan what are you looking for? What is the most important to you?  (Thanks in advance)

If I HAD to pick one of your 3 options, I'd probably go with option 3 because it's likely the one that you can achieve the quickest... especially if you aren't concerned with cash flow. 

When you buy through a wholesaler you should have gotten title insurance which should have picked up on subdivision issue.

So the plan is to try and pick up this plot of land for 80-100k.

I’ve made some valuable connections here and picked up a lot of helpful advice from the forums.I’m an investor and real estate agent in the Grandstrand area, so we might even have opportunities to help each other out in the future.

I've heard of mentees who started cleaning up construction areas on a flip at the end of each work day or picking up supplies at Home Depot and delivering them to the job site.