Certainly a possibility with vacant land and could make the land undevelopable. 

House is in both our names.My questions:Since he is there without a lease, is there anything I can do to get him out as soon as possible besides going to the courthouse (2 hours away) and filing eviction paperwork?

I would love to maintain ownership of the entire road.I guess I could always move forward with getting the new loan and construction loans on the two buildings and just sell if I get in a pinch.

Be aware of possible extra tenants or pets.....

Hey Max, while appreciation is a possibility in this market, growth might be more gradual compared to dynamic, up-and-coming markets offering both cash flow generation and appreciation potential.

Is that even possible and allowed? 

I'm looking in Salt Lake and Utah County, or possibly North Carolina, I like it there.

Yeah mate,Too much outside influences and logistical issues with new construction.It's much easier/less risky when you control as much of the process as possible and don't need approval from anyone for "this or that".New build works in other markets but why would anyone new build in 43612, 43613 or 43623 for example when they can buy dirt cheap and renovate for much much less than new build.Just my opinion and there are many ways to skin a cat when it comes to real estate investing 

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No possible.