The real reason I bought this house is that it sits on a 12,000+ square foot lot.

There was no big sales pitch involved- he seemed genuinely interested in helping me find my footing in my wholesale journey. 

Normally a basement unit must have 2 means of egress and meet certain window/sq foot requirements. 

We come from a pretty small population area and the properties cover a very wide price range. the deals are here to be made , if you don't mind the foot work.

Unless there is a business the added traffic to your private road would be non noticeable, and it is one more person to potentially share in the maintenance costs of the private road.

If that's just one more step in the long process before a trigger gets pulled, Asking for rent rolls up front is a huge turn off to some investors without you ever stepping foot in the property.

Builders’ views on the traffic of prospective buyers moved 15 points higher to a reading of 58.

I guess my question was more about applicant screening, how have you/have you adjusted screening criteria for applicants to mitigate risk of getting a tenant who may be unemployed in the near future and then you’re stuck footing the bill out of your reserves?

I want to get my foot in the door with real estate development.

Assuming I have the financing for projects in the future, how can I get my foot in the door with development?