I usually like to plan a spontaneous dinner with a bunch of new faces to help make the most of the event.

Quote from @Austin Cade: I’m looking for someone knowledgeable in STR’s in the Hampton roads area of Virginia.

Fire hydrants, water availability, electric, internet, road access, road traffic, road turn outs, zoning- normally not an issue in Texas countryside, storm pond or drains, internal road surfaces, etc.  

The investor funds infrastructure (roads, utilities, platting) and sells individual 1-acre lots.

A few weeks ago I had the chance to be part of the BiggerPockets Cashflow Road Show here in Chicago — and it was truly a rewarding experience.As someone who’s been learning, hustling, and building my portfolio brick by brick, BiggerPockets has been a huge resource for me over the years.

Also, Hampton Roads is such a unique market with military/government travel — tons of potential there!

And you would pay long-term capital gains on the profit.If you did decide to rent out the property and sold later down the road, because you converted it to an investment property, you would be able to do a 1031 exchange and defer all of the tax and depreciation, to reinvest it into another property/properties.

All cities roads are built in the general shape of a Wagon wheel. 

A few things to consider:Due Diligence: Inspect septic, wells, roads, and plumbing—these can get expensive fast.

In a perfect world they'd be willing to do things a little differently as I'd like to finish the attic down the road and do so in an environmentally sound manner.