Since this is residential and it appears that it has already been subdivided, (based on the cul-de-sac and utilities being in) I would check with the county building department or the planning department first to make sure all of the development permits were obtained.

Those trying to sell retail are generally unable to compete with all of the REO properties available.

* sometimes we talk to the local planning department to make sure they will support the project.After we do some of the general investigation and determine that we can afford to build our project, we then present a purchase agreement to the owner.

I looked around three people on cell phones & I knew the clerk cops where their in minutes choppers & dogs caught all three of them.My point is I commend the men and women of the San Antonio police department!

@Jacob Bindler,You are welcome to do what you want I am not the Department of State.

Option #6 - Invest in commercial syndications (apartments, self-storage, mobile home parks, retail, industrial). 

Those are pretty hot retail markets. 

When I started out I had a job at the Police Department and I worked the night shift. 

However, I personally argued and negotiated with city councilman councils and the health department to omit this condition.

You can start an LLC on your own by going through the Secretary of State's website or Department of State and go from there.