I beg to differ and have used them from the New York Development fund for years. 

In cases where the homeowner or investor is not very knowledgeable, it is best to let the contractor develop the scope of work, explain it in detail to the customer and then let them fine-tune it until it's what they want.

I teach how to establish credibility through my concept, The 3 Pillars of Conversion, which I’ve developed to help clients succeed regardless of location or age—as long as they target the right audience.Lastly: You’ve accused me of “selling SEO.”

In Reno, NV we have an economic development authority that actively recruits companies from CA (Tesla) and tracks job and demographic data.  

With experience in both the Treasure Coast and Boston markets, I bring a fresh perspective, local knowledge, and a commitment to helping cash investors, builders, and developers maximize their returns.

I look forward to continuing to develop my expertise and expanding my footprint in the real estate sector.

https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/doh/provdrs/developers...

Cities like Austin, Dallas, and Houston are each taking different approaches, from subsidized housing to increasing zoning for multifamily developments.

I develop duplexes in Houston.

A developer did a conversion where a high school was turned into 104 condo units.