I know land can be more difficult to finance, and I’m also a little nervous about the process of adding a manufactured home (utilities, site work, permits, etc.).She is very capable, and her dad is a contractor, so she definitely has strong support.

I’m based in Maryland and work primarily in site feasibility, land development, and structural review for infill and subdivision projects around the Baltimore–DC corridor.

There are a lot of ways to make money in real estate, so focus on being intentional and don't get distracted by the numerous avenues; that is to say go deep, not wide.  

BP is a great site but sometimes, since it's national, we get a lot of people not in my area (like me) commenting on things that I really need local advise for. 

I wasn’t a fan of the syndication for posting to Zillow and other sites.

I was referred to Chad (property management company) from this site who referred me to an agent but she never replied.

I am excited about trying the calculators on this site to help me with numbers.

chatgpt generated and they never reply to any comments. they also post to generic BP site not the specific note investing site Thanks Chris.

Land or Sites With Strong Power PotentialExisting service or expandable powerPreferably near a substation or industrial corridor1–20 MW potential for NJ & metro-adjacent20–300 MW potential for Upstate NY (hydro regions)2.Old Industrial Buildings or FactoriesWe're very interested in:Old manufacturing plantsFormer warehousesAbandoned industrial stockLarge mechanical rooms / high ceilingsBuildings originally designed for heavy electrical loads

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