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Austin Bakich
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Leesburg, FL
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Looking for a good start to finish guide on developing/building

Austin Bakich
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Leesburg, FL
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Hello, I've been a broker for a couple of years now but only use it to drive my flipping business. Im always looking for new opportunities. Lately ive been wanting to learn more about developing and building residential and multifamily properties. There are lots of resources online but everything is pretty segmented to the process. 

Im curious if anyone knows of a good guide or book that takes your from land purchase all the way through to the sale of a fully built building? Im really looking for something that does into detail about dealing with local government in the whole process. That seems like the biggest point that no one really talks about. 

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