Sounds like you have a stellar vision for your long-term plan.

Either way, amazing vision on that long term land purchase in that area.

It sounds like you're off to a great start with your portfolio already and you'll definitely be on track to grow that with the further learning & vision you've outlined.What kind of method are you using for the 2 properties you have near USU?

I wrote this because we humans can't trust anything the experts and I just have to tell you why I had sciatica pain and peripheral neuropathy problems (problems with nerves that cause pain and can last forever.All my problems started 4 weeks after my 2nd Moderna shot and I don't want to tell the long story about how all this went down and I don't want to write about how not one doctor I discussed this wants to talk about this because if doctors listen to me they have to fill out forms, file forms, answer an investigation by the CDC and that takes a lot of a person's time.Just like trying to fins a broker who will work his butt of for your best interest, my recent medical problems seriously woke me up in regards to how our medical system works.

My plan was to just start calling and scheduling appointments with managers in my area and introducing myself and putting my vision out there to see who is receptive or may be willing to get on board.  

Your clarity of vision is of upmost importance when getting started; so congratulations! 

I’m proud to say we did it, knowing what you want, and if you have a spouse or partner what they want and having a vision that aligns with your goals is essential not only in real estate investing but in life as well.

You, as project manager (which is what you are if you are in charge of your building project), must be able to project your vision to architects, city or county planning groups, your financiers, your subcontractors and their employees.

Your goals and vision all sounds great, have you laid out a plan to achieve it all?

@Jason Smith some good points about flooring samples although like home buyers and renters, many don’t have a vision to envision it in my opinion.