I think you could reduce risk finding one of those parcels in an established subdivision where a person purchased a second lot when they built their home and left it vacant.

Same with closing costs, the vary state to state and town to town.

Denbigh tends to have a considerable amount of condos and town homes for rent, but as @Edward Barnes mentioned, the HOA fees can eat into cash flow when you run the numbers.

If town water, I close the main. 

I’ve found a 2 unit manufactured home, on land, real property in a town I have a vrbo cabin.

Good points @Brent Coombs, am definitly getting an education in what not to do, but it could have gone the other way also and sold out fast, when we subdivided there were 0 lots in the area to build on, and houses were being built on every available lot, so I took the chance that they would sell fast. 

Greetings,You have to first develop a criteria that will include type of house (condo, colonial, detached townhome), bed/bath count, year built, price range, etc.

They were fine with it.The building was in a small town, so for years when I advertised an apartment, I would have people ask if this was the building where the guy killed himself. 

I lived there for 10 years before purchasing on the other side of town. 

Do you know the zip codes of the side of towns you guys recommended?