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building small subdivision questions?
Looking at a couple opportunities to build small subdivisions in southern california, where we will have many of the units pre-sold. knowing that this is a much bigger project than i've taken on in the past, couple questions for advice - should i be talking with smaller builders and get the best for each, or one-stop development companies? besides financing, what's typically the biggest hurddle to breaking ground? definitely also looking for mentors in this process if you have anyone you recommend.