Certainly, a property can be put into a land trust, but I'm not sure how that give the investor ownership of the property and protects the lender.

Therefore, if you subtract the mortgage payment (P & I) from 1/2 of the gross rents, that will give you a more accurate cash flow than you'll get from any "tool", crystal ball, or Ouija Board.

I am a conservationist and have spent tens of thousands into land mgmt and conservation and have served in conservation nonprofits such as pheasants forever.

Since I am digging myself out of a hole financially, I am not able to get the ball rolling on my own investments.

Alternative REI (i.e. other than SFR/Multiplexes - maybe Land?

I was with them for 11 years becoming a project manager for land surveying and civil engineering projects.

The only person around is Barney Fife from Mayberry not understanding why you do not want to total your car in the no-man's land area surrounding the property. 2. when you agree with more items here than not.Andy Nathan

Hello,I have a piece of land that I purchased in 2004 in a small subdivision of approx 30 homes.

to buy the property and finish devolping it, would be around 2.5 tops...that is the purchase of the land and all improvements.

There are people paying their taxes on their credit cards and borrowing from their 401k's (taking the penalty) in an attempt to keep the balls in the air.