Do you think that cities will start to place stricter rules on them since there are so many popping up making it hard to turn a profit?

We're planning on the property for a long time and this neighborhood is the next "sprawl" from Portland so I think there are a lot of ADU's, etc. popping up here.

Make sure they have your contact info when an opportunity pops up.

A new ad popped up on Z and was surprised to see our text word-for-word in it.

Hey @Pavan Gupta, once you join networks, you do see the same names pop up.

Typically taxes makes some these deals not so juicy but there are things that keep popping up.

This is where business people separate themselves from mom-and-pop people.You rented to a couple that qualified together.

Because I am focusing on very inexpensive land is the basic answer.The following is a quote from the first link I provided (Seth Williams of retipster.com):“When you’re pursuing vacant land properties the right way, there will be plenty of opportunities to purchase vacant lots for a VERY low price (we’re talking – less than a thousand dollars) and frankly, when you’re literally required to enlist the services of an attorney (at well over $1,000 a pop) to close these deals, the cost can far outweigh the benefit, especially when the mechanics of closing the transaction just aren’t that complicated.”So quite simply, anything I can do to eliminate cost is what I am trying to accomplish.

Ok, I found the BP posting for the July meetingHoping @Charles Gorman will see this and pop in. 

.#1 - Finding the dealI essentially found this deal by accident as a result of having Redfin search alerts set up, this deal popped up in my inbox when the deal fell through and it was delisted.