I contacted a developer and asked if he would want me to go find land for him to build on , he said yeah and gave my a list of zip codes to search in , the problem is that I don’t know how to get the arc for land .

I recently got into looking for lots for other investors, a guy gave me a list of zip codes he wanted to buy in .

At the moment, THA is granting in most zip codes within (Hillsborough, Pinellas, Polk, and Pasco counties) a higher than avg. rental rates, which in terms are great for an investor looking to generate a higher cash flow.

I did learn the comps in my zip code, bought a SFH property at auction, developed my skills with a hammer, paint brush, shovel, rake, lawn mower, got friendly with crawl spaces, learned to lay floors, patch walls, hang lights/fans, bought used appliances off CL, establish relationships with trusted trades, drafted a rental application and M2M agreement. 13 years and 26 SFH rentals later, my hobby cash flows life and is a great part-time time job. 

Pete zip codes to research: 33710: West St.

Which zip codes should I look into?

It's a ski town in the winter and a hiking, mountain biking, zip lining community in the summer.

In Detroit the zip code is going to be one of the largest factors.

That is really the only things that change around and effect the cost of the insurance.Property/auto insurance rates are very cyclical. meaning that this year Allstate may be the most cost effective for your property in your zip code, but next year it is going to be liberty mutual, in 3 years it is going to be nationwide and in 5-7 years all state is going to be the cheapest again. 

Both homes have the same price:NE Fresno, zip 93730 is a rich area: Home is a smaller 3-bedroom SFR, though larger lot, associated with Clovis North High school, which is ranked 10/10.Clovis 93619: is a larger 4-bedroom, smaller lot, gated community, associated with Buchanan High School, ranked 9/10.