An investor printed up rectangular post it notes with a big red stripe down one end saying NOTICE.

I like the square/rectangular sinks in bathrooms too.  

It is a 0.603 acre rectangular lot at least twice as wide as the are holding the 8 townhomes, has a retention pond in the back but the Realtor explained that in the REO process the engineering information is missing.In all honesty, most of what he said was Greek to me but here is what I would love to do:I would like to reach out to an experienced builder/developer to partner with.

Since modular homes must be craned into your backyard, you need a nice rectangular backyard.

Minor update, chatting with one of the City's planners, it sounds like they could conceivably approve as many as 6 units on the rectangular lot, with the right design. 1-3 floors.

. $15K sounds expensive for a rectangular deck, but it’s been a while since I’ve had one built, wood prices are up, plus you’re in a price area.

If you have zero experience doing this and it's not a large area, rent the big rectangular pad sander from Home Depot.

I'm not saying you can't build anything there, but if there are a lot of rectangular-shaped parcels in that area already, then builders will gravitate towards those and thus that could be the reason why this partiulcar piece hasn't already been developed.

It's three separate 5 acre parcels, each one is basically a square and they're all arranged in a rectangular shape with only one touching the main road.

I'll put on my landscape architect cap for a quick reply:Sawcut out & remove the asphalt at the bottom of the steps and in front of the deck, at least 2.5' in front of the deck if you can.Add a piece or two of flagstone or pre-cast rectangular stepstones at the bottom of the steps.