I'm not familiar with these terms.

The judges are familiar with it and I have no reason to modify it. 

There should be a breakdown of minimum lot size , setbacks required from property lines for the building envelope on each lot, min road frontage required etc etc etc..That would be the place to start to arrive at a conceptual lot yield for your piece of property...There are many other factors that could also come into play in determining your yield but getting familiar with these ordinances will lead you in the right direction..

I'm not sure about that area (I'm more familiar with Miami and Ft.

It also sounds like you're mostly familiar with conventional or bank financing so the first thing I would suggest you do is join the local REIA and build on your real estate education.

As a fellow-wholesaler, the best advise I could give you, is that you become well-familiarized with alternate ways to structure deals in order to make the deals work in situations where there are title issues such as first or second mortgages, liens, low or no equity deals, etc.

@Joseph Daugert  it great to see you becoming familiar with the numbers.  

Both should be familiar with working with investors and military members who won't be around all the time.  

If you are not familiar with the many different kinds of seller financed deals, then I suggest reading Bigger Pockets "No or low money down" book.

I live here in KC but on the Kansas side and I'm less familiar with the Missouri side.Thanks