May not be seasoned enough, but doesn't hurt to ask.

I have a day job as a Technical Development Manager and I really enjoy it.

In front of the Good Will store at the main road they are trying to sell an out parcel right in the middle of the curb for development and it is literally down in a 75 foot hole.The whole design for this center was crap.

The flooring damage was sustained during this past winter season with rain/snow.

This is puppy season, so give it a shot... 

Very important - please include what your land is zoned for and whether it is out in the country or within city limits.I want to know what raw land is worth typically in areas that won't be developed for a long period of time and if buying near a city has any pros/cons.All input is welcome.

Selling a piece of land with utilities to the site, zoning use approved, scraped and cleared land, etc. is very different then selling a piece of land with an old house on it for a tear down and lot had to be cleared and graded.As a commercial developer if a seller wants a quick sale then it will be a low cash offer.

Develop a solid ARV based on comps.  

It is only good for 10 years.You also need to develop a solid ARV based on recently sold comps.

Although these are some of the issues expected when a full renovation and construction is happening right next door to an attached house; it is an extreme inconvenience to a family who recently moved in.We are trying to speak with the workers doing the work next door and trying to reach out to the owner / developer.