I am experiencing the same hurdles on a piece of land that I own free and clear.

Your shift to land flipping and wholesaling is a smart pivot, those strategies can offer quicker turnarounds and lower capital intensity, especially when financing gets tight.

If the builder who wants the land is "ready to go", why doesn't he just buy it and pay you an assignment fee?

finding land will be the most complicated part in this area.

Cheap land doesn't automatically mean a good development corridor.2.

Hello Tye,You should try posting in Facebook Groups that target land investors or investing in GA.

Agricultural land, zoned agricultural/residential.

He has written several investment books and is the owner of Teton Land and Development Group in Jackson, Wyoming. 

Good Subject-To structure = keep control.Most investors protect themselves by:• Never transferring deed immediately• Using performance-based agreements• Keeping the ability to evict for non-payment• Using a land trust or contract that preserves your remediesBottom line:If structured correctly, yes you can remove them through eviction like a normal non-paying occupant.If structured incorrectly (deed transferred), you may be stuck doing a full foreclosure.Your Comment: "If they don’t have a recorded deed, they’re not the legal owner."

Together we can all restore what's been distant in our lands..