All squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares.

That said, there are good deals out there on the MLS numbers wise in rougher areas, but of course, you're going to get all the things you'd expect with it, when you buy in rougher areas.My typical advice for some one buying a multifamily is buy in shoebox style - AKA - a big rectangular building, with the units being smaller rectangles in them - a fourplex - four shoeboxes within a shoebox.

a.  1.6 acres, if rectangle or square shape;  depending on setbacks and shape of land, you might get 140 units on it. 

@Nathan Fisher depending on the state that is not the case everywhere in both Washington and Alabama all squares(property manager) are rectangles(realtors) but not all rectangles are squares!

They draw a rectangle around the property image, snip  and drop it in when using the analysis tool.

It was 4 acres rectangle-shaped and 11x gable style buildings.

Saved my butt thru all of 2020 on time.Im sitting on rectangle 6500 sq ft corner lot with 3bd/1.25 bath 900 sq ft house with detached 2 car garage/ 425 sq ft apt/w/bathroom/shower stall.

@Reese Newell I look within my geographic HotBox (just made that up, I usually just call it "my box" because it is a rectangle). 

Long rectangle along the road or a triangle.g. 

Pick a piece of ground that is more of a rectangle along the road, versus a rectangle deep away from the road.  4.