Hi Morgan, welcome to BP.Sorry, not sure what the networking scene is like that far west.

He put in a toilet inside the gazebo, an air conditioner, and ran a 3" sewer drain from the gazebo 35' east, 60' south, then 47' west to a deep pit where he used a sump pump to connect to the existing drain which is higher in elevation, why the loop?

I'm new here also, and looking to invest in the Boston Metro West region.

I live west of Houston and have begun seeking to buy vacant land / lots with past due property taxes which have not yet gone to tax sale.In a couple instances, I ran into this situation:-Have an owner who is a willing seller-Past due taxes are a relatively large-Too few comps to ascertain resell value with enough certainty to ensure a profitI am looking for an approach that would allow me to legally market the property for the owner and split the profit with the owner if I am able to locate a buyer at a price sufficiently high for the owner, and me, to be satisfied.In these instances, the magnitude of taxes due has increased the risk of finding a buyer willing to pay enough to make a profit if I were to buy the property outright from the past-due owner and resell.I have contemplated a couple possible approaches:1) A purchase option with the past-due owner for a period of time during which I would market the property.

Price seemed pretty good compared to the other places I checked out.I also looked at shore aluminum in west keansburg.

I am originally from the Detroit suburbs and am now living in the Wheeling, West Virginia area and work just outside Pittsburgh.

@Travis West Oops... yep ;)

I am sure this applies to densely populated east and west coast areas, but not so much where I invest.

My ultimate goal is to buy land and do Spec builds.I'm in west Katy and currently looking for my first deal in the area.

(Yes, there is a town named Boring ) You will be able to find MFH's there that are comparatively cheap, at least by West Coast standards.