And given you’re doing FHA it sounds like you’re not in position to go through this.   

Also, not sure how this would be set up from a utility perspective.Even with all those things, living close to free sounds pretty good!

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To me that sounds more like "Advance to go, Collect $200!"

From my experience and conversations with Brokers, becoming one sounds like a huge burden.

This sounds like the price is too high or they have found a better deals after closer look.It really depends on many factors, like what is the exact location, what is the shape of the lot, how is subdivided,  how is it accessed, how far are the closes utilities, are those private / public, is there any public access, are the access sufficient or do you have to build a new roads etc. 

Sounds like you have a definite plan, which is the hardest thing to do.

Sounds like you are doing well.

It sounds like you have a good start to investing, with a house hack and a multi family under your belt already!

I'm thinking that a want to mainly focus on multifamily after I get rolling because of the residual income but obviously I have a lot to learn before I get to that stage.