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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Developing a single family subdivision
Hi,
I am looking for information on how can one go about developing a single family subdivision? I am wondering if someone can share some insights into following:
1) How to go about rezoning?
2) How to do about getting public utilities?
3) What is a typical development process/cycle for building a subdivision?
4) How to estimate costs for each step?
5) What all should the proposal cover for getting financing on the project?
6) How to go about finding a right partner for the project?
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@Himanshu Jain you could also pay a civil engineer probably 500 to 1000 bucks and they would write it out for you that is specific to your location and jurisdiction.
I do this when I am looking at new areas. I hire a civil and pay him to do due diligence for me.
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- Jay Hinrichs
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