Recently I have decided to start putting more priority on this idea as I would like to diversify more from the stock market and develop more income streams. 

With that being said...Want to get into retail real estate development in the Midwest.

This is extremely helpful and I'll definitely be keeping it in mind as I continue to develop my plan and figure out where I'd like to invest. 

@Carolina GalindoI invest (buy, permit, sometimes develop, sell) in cannabis real estate very frequently in Humboldt county, pretty familiar with the rest of the state.

For this reason, developing great relationships with contractors in different fields is important to your success.

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The one unit in the duplex is currently vacant and we are debating whether to renovate it to get it ready for another family or to sell the whole property to a developer (who I have met with already).

Once you look at the various databases and website and get a good idea of what you think it will rent for, I recommend running test ads on Facebook or Craigslist for a "like property" at that price point. 

This is my first post here and I’d like to hear some of your opinions on how to invest in real estate when someone is on a situation like mine.My dad was a developer and investor.

If I was to go a few hours outside of Wichita, it seems it may be possible.Yeah it depends on what you want.  40-100 acres really has no scale to make any money off of it.Also land within an hour or so of Wichita will sell at rec or development land/small acreage prices - and not to it's true value IMO.Crap land around where Iive in Topeka in between Topeka/KC will sell for 8-10k plus an acre for a cedar infested wasteland that needs Multiple $ks worth of development or a lot of hard sweat equity to get it developable.