Anyone has any experience or thoughts they would like to share about purchasing a piece of land and having food trucks set up business on that piece of property.  

First piece of advice, make sure you speak Spanish (seriously, not making a joke).

It really was an excellent piece that was well-researched and well-reasoned.  

Beware of self promoters.

I believe I am missing a piece to this puzzle.

Cooperative RehabThe pieces to the puzzle area) costs to resell at $200K = 10% or $20K (6% commissions + 2% closing + 2% wiggle room)b) private lender loan $20Kc) private lender interest 10% $2Kd) your JV fee say $10K (negotiable)``````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````20 + 20 + 2 + 10 = 52K --- from $200K = $148K net to sellerCompare the 2 offers - $115,000 vs $148,000No Brainer!

The WSJ recently ran a piece about the lack of financial literacy in this country, Three question financial literacy test This test designed by professors at MIT and Wharton ask some very basic financial literacy questions (no they aren't trick questions) and only 44% of college graduates got all three right. 

Consider buying some main pieces...maybe 10 or so and using them in every flip you do. 

I've Googled them and get a variety of promotional or complaint oriented websites.Your help will be greatly appreciated.Randy

Back where I came from, on the same plot of land they would:- Drill for oil (below ground)- Grow Cotton (ground level)- Install wind turbines (above ground)Gaining you three types of revenue from the same piece of land.