I know lots of people do this stuff, am I missing where raw land development and cashflow generation methods are discussed on biggerpockets?

I'm looking for good educational material on the process of developing "raw land" into a subdivision. 

I go in mid deal and get a paltry 10k to 15k consulting fee while they make 6 figures for the same work.I usually mention they can get a commercial attorney and pay them to help them out of their situation.When a broker has built a successful model of doing things a certain way it can be a bad idea to change and lose focus.I also have clients ask If I manage property and I decline that, along with finding retail tenants to execute leases, being a fee developer on construction projects for owners or raw land,etc.I stay focused on transacting existing properties with income and then syndicating my own deals as a sponsor where if I am doing a ton of value add work I will be rewarded handsomely for it and not just getting a small commission.You can always ask your agent friend but this is just how I would see it but everyone is different.

Hello,I am looking for information on how to find raw or developed land that builders have lost in foreclosure.

He may leave raw chicken in your pipes out of spite, though...whatever, anything can be cleaned up.I lived with a tenant, a male and im female.

The acquisitions group jokes that they can’t give him access to the raw data pool of properties they're screening because it would drive them all too crazy answering questions before they’re ready, haha.

I have bought raw land and my 3 personal residences.

"Normal" home buyers using REALTORS and shopping from the MLS for their next house aren't looking for raw land.

I'm interested in using this first property as training wheels for finding and executing a purchase and am looking for something closer to move in ready than raw material for a flip or BRRRR.

Still these are legitimate questions for planning purposes.On the retail side, I can tell you that with paid leadgen sources like Zillow, Trulia and Realtor, reality is that an agent can expect to close anywhere from 0.5% to 1.5% of raw incoming leads.I can’t speak from direct experience with wholesaling, but I’d expect that the quality of your lists and lead sources will have an enormous impact.