I know a lot of the major players in the Realtor department in my area.

I've been resisting BofA, Wells Fargo, Chase and other like banks. 

Any contractor you get I'd recommend giving them the notice from the City so they can chase down the issues and/or see what all is needed from the City.

Those folks that chased bought the top and are now hurting.I see the same for markets talked about here on BP. 

Originally posted by @Chase Marberry:@Michael Sato I also bought the Audible book and did not get the access code. 

JPMorgan Chase, Nationwide, Honda, L Brands, Huntington, and Amazon are just a few of the many companies that have thousands of jobs in the city. 

Strategic partnerships and alliances have enabled industry players to pool resources and expertise, ensuring the success of new projects in a challenging market.As we look towards the future, it is clear that the “Missing Middle” will continue to be a focal point for residential construction and development in the southeastern US.

I've found that new construction in most cases has less margins and more "professional players".If you aren't going to go ALL IN on new construction with the plan to build many houses I don't advise on it. 

More BP members should start investing in markets where there are barriers or a well thought out thesis why the market will appreciate and barriers will develop rather than solely chasing cash flow in low barrier markets.

DUDE, Chase that dream!!