Hi,I am planning to buy a land with soil type of LmB - Lignum silt loam.

We found 5 acres that have almost 2 acres of high/dry for $250k. 

Out in the Central Valley, everything is pretty dry, so vacant houses only smell bad from cats or rats.

I recently permitted a home in a resort town that will be panel built and shipped on a flat bed truck to the job site and be "dried in" in less than 2 weeks.I would not see any difference in appreciation for "panel built" homes over stick frame.jeffrey gordon

I’m in sales so I was worried that that income might dry up mid project . 

An experienced attorney, financial expert that won't bleed you dry or even better a non-profit organization.

And on some ag land I have done soil testing because not all soil treatments for ag are conducive to having people live or work on top of those soils.Also you can talk with a local for profit land planning company or Civil engineer you will need them eventually usually they will give you and hour for free.. 

But they may be starting to become more active now that exclusion work has been completed and food sources dry up.  

If, for example, the only way to make money in an area is to work in oil drilling, the jobs will tend to dry up when the price of oil falls.

Due to Covid, most non-QM programs have dried up.