Ultimate goal in all this is to expand my real estateportfolio while using some leverage in equity that I currently have in myinvestment property while also giving my 401k some exposure to a differentasset class than the stock market.

Where's your analysis on how much you'll actually save versus the number of hours you'll have to spend for those savings?

Hi @Kyle Patel, there are a lot of creative ways to get started even if you don’t have a ton of cash saved up.

The higher the median sales price is over the national average, the more affluent an area is; ultimately, resulting in the majority of the sellers not fitting our ideal "motivated seller" demographic. 

Who and how it is maintained is ultimately decided during the subdivision process.

But people do have to ultimately be responsible for their investment decisions.

Ultimately with margins so thin, the land can be free and the numbers still don't work. 

If your tax bill is $266K and a high yield savings acct is hovering around 4% and going down. 

Does it save you time?

I wouldn't even try it without having $20k saved even with an FHA first timer loan.