It will help determine whether you can afford to support a property given certain financial restrictions (rents / mortgage, etc.)

The market is good in that region but unless you self manage, it may not be the pot of gold you were hoping for.

I am meaning those who were unable to purchase a property because of the credit restrictions OR those who lost their home due to foreclosure.

ZoningSet backs for driveways, walkways, landscaping requirements, etc.Any CC&R's for the area (Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions)?

@David Easing David I think this Is a regional thing.. 5 to 10 mil net worth's is fairly common on the west coast and East coast NY Boston type places.. not to mention Texas .. there are always many many people with those kind of net worth's in every city above a few hundred thousand in the US..Just many more in the high dollar RE market..

You would sign a contract with the seller with language giving you the right to assign the contract to someone else (or at least not restricting you from assigning it), and then when you find a buyer, you create a separate agreement with the buyer for him to take over the contract...for a fee.

I have a 2 part question on deed restrictions.

some in the states would be smart enough to figure that out others would be clueless that's why resident hotels do so well they charge by the week.Also cant answer why we have war zones.. could be there are 1 billion guns in the US.. could be so much reliance on social welfare could be there are just lawless people.. don't really know the answer.but it is regional.. and normally started in Urban core settings.. and becomes less acute in smaller towns through out the US>. 

Additionally, depending on the zoning of that 40 acres, dividing may be restricted.

You should consider Niagara region as well.