You might also look at habitat stores.  

Where I'm at we have Habitat for Humanity...  

You can buy it new or go to a Construction Junction or Habitat for Humanity Restore and look for vintage cabinet/drawer hardware.

I buy good, used reconditioned appliances from the Habitat for Humanity and they've never sold me a lemon. 

At this point I'll likely be taking a shot in the dark when running my own numbers in the calculator, because I have limited construction experience from Habitat for Humanity.Do you have any tips on figuring out what a close approximation for each expense would be?

I buy paint from Habitat for a Humanity.

And it doesn't come with the qualification and hoops that the HUD homes are Habitat home come with.

(Duh, I obtain my land inventory from Bank REOs, Habitat for Humanity, "motivated sellers", etc. - closing with title insurance!

Building a great relationship with the title agent (who did the closings for this bank), Amanda (the title agent), introduced me president of the local Habitat for Humanity.

Try to sense if there will be close in neighbor (and other effected neighbor) lawsuits about "Noise" "Increased Traffic" "Views" "Butterfly Habitats" or other "Vindictive Things" that are not stated but will be filed under the listed items in order to slow your development down to a freeze and cost you a ton of legal fees for years" (Because some local people do not want the area developed for their own personal reasons).9.