Yes, this is a bit premature but I'm trying to see if there is anyone in bigger pockets land that purchases land for development.  

Whatever your answer to this question is...is the answer to your question.With every investment, always develop a best case, worst case and most likely case and throughly evaluate EVERY potential risk.

Here's something I got from today - may serve a purpose to someone 💰👏🏼🤔I spoke with two colleagues, both with extensive marketing insight backed by many years in management, and instead of investing a lot of time and money in creating a website, they advised me to continue developing my network with Facebook.

Cheers,Alex HeckamanBefore & After HomesLive Free Development 

Investing in developing inner cities, flourishing downtowns, flips and rentals.

I went from part-time to full-time at University of Michigan an engineering tech III, concerned with building, updating and teaching college professors about the software applications of the late 1980’s.

Simply post and watch opportunities develop.  

Running the numbers multiple ways not only points you towards the optimal strategy, but it also helps you develop multiple exit strategies (EG: flip is plan A, hold as rental is plan B, or visa versa if B>A). 

If you have a computer you can get fax software to use with a scanner.

Add to that the down and out areas that are having major revitalization...Bishop Arts, Trinity Groves, more development in Historic East Dallas, etc.