During all those years he had a lot of expenses, but no income on that deal....and those kinds of deals usually evaluate several sites, and it could have just as easily disappeared.Residential....I would argue that there is always a market. 

Why try to argue as if there is an absolute when you know the math will not support your argument?

Unfortunately, the listing Broker and 2 agents seem defensive, arguing about the enforcability of the contract.

When I went back to Atl Watershed to argue the bill again they told me I can appeal it so I have.

A number of bppers like "ABCs of real estate investing".

Since most people on these forums are considering things like turn-key vs flips vs brrrr vs something else residential, I would argue owning your own home, with the upkeep needed is invaluable to making smart investment decisions.What's a furnace cost?  

I'd argue that maybe this is a sign you should not sell, at least not until other properties start being developed.

Some would argue you could expand all the way to Barboursville, WV.

@Johnny Aliensy It really depends on your goals and where your focus is at but here are a couple that I would recommend.Ken McElroy's - ABC's of Real Estate InvestingPaul Moore - The Perfect InvestmentAny of the books offered by Bigger PocketsMatt Faircloth - Raising Private Capital

You'll get investors arguing both sides.