However factor in utilities because if it is in fact "raw land" you have to think about things like sewer, water, electricity, and gas. 

The ceiling damage looks swollen due to the water from aroof leak.

It can be helpful to have some base metrics to help filter out target markets.

I have three units that I need to split the water/sewer bill for.

I am referring to buying items/that landlords do on a daily basis i.e. paint/lighting/filters/etc.    

updated HVAC, water heater, bathroom, paint, carpet, dech, new accessoriesWhat was the outcome?

Just to keep you from running down the wrong trail here.Environmental engineers do some tangentially related work to wetlands, but primarily focus on waste management, water management, soils/erosion management, public health (water/sewers), and environmental protections.

On the policy level, make sure you have all water coverages and $500k in liability.

Being that upfront cost would be way too much for me to try and take on my own and also since I don’t have experience it’d be difficult to get a loan of that magnitude to subdivide and install utilities drainage storm water etc.

Being that upfront cost would be way too much for me to try and take on my own and also since I don’t have experience it’d be difficult to get a loan of that magnitude to subdivide and install utilities drainage storm water etc.