I’m wanting to get into purchasing land to develop and/or build units to rent/sell.

These reports are set to help fill the information gap and shape expectations for the Fed's December meeting.

If it’s an investment property, you’re in good shape.

Groups that move quickly on large land plays usually include experienced land developers, family offices, private equity real estate shops, or institutional-leaning partners who already have dry powder and a track record with entitlement risk.

There’s no universal percentage adjustment for land size because appraisers don’t treat land value as linear, it’s market-sensitive.

You can’t buy the land before the exchange because you need to do the exchange for the land and/or building.

By statute, Florida has provided asset protection benefits to land trusts.

Farmed land.

The logistics and legal workings to do that would be massive and not worth the hassle, more than likely.So what Ron noted is the best option.  10% might not be the right number based on a ton of factors: not just the excess land, but similar. 

I don't see how to make agricultural land cash flow.thanks!