I do enjoy flipping but I would really like to get into land-lording.

I'm in the process of selling a vacant plot of land and the consensus from the neighbors is that 50-100 years ago the Township was using this site as a trash dump.

If the deal is right on the land, it might make sense given how you feel about the area.  

As far as the exit goes, they'll either get financing within their 4.5 year option period or I will then and then sell to them on land contract.

Insure the house, pray the tree lands on it.

The other side of this is that Manhattan just landed a 4.5 billion research facility that will significantly stimulate the economy.

So the place has to be in decent shape, which means you pay a little more.I use the 50 percent rule, which includes PM.I do self manage, so my numbers look closer to this without the pmPercentage of gross16.5 percent for taxes and insurance5 percent for vacancy10 percent for capex10 percent for repairsright around 40 percent give or take.Which is around 280 a month in cash flow.How is your indy properties performing?

Thanks in advance for any advice ya'll can offer, here's the situation:  My father has owned ~5 acres of land out in CO near Ft.

Hello, I am new to the real estate world and i will be investing in land properties and i would like to know all of the fees that are associated with a cash purchase of a property and then an eventual sale of the property.

We're are also open to doing new construction, particularly if any developers have appropriately zoned land and are looking to do pre-sale construction arrangements.