If you have the key piece of the project that the developer really needs to make the project viable you can have more negotiating power.I used to assemble land for commercial projects and developers way back.

I intend to start investing there in the very near future and already have assembled a team to do just that. 

@Andy ThompsonYou’ll fined the full array of answers from the minimum requirements to the absolute best assemblies available today with matching price range for each.

Hired someone to come assemble them and there are no instructions in the box.

For now, the plan is rip up the sub-floor & do a screw/glue install instead of the current common board/nail assembly. 

I'm still waiting to buy a house with money and gold bullion hidden in the walls by someone who didn't trust banks.But, in the meantime. 

Especially given that your schedule is demanding at times.A good way to begin to assemble your team is to speak with Realtors in your target market(s).

They had a truck up to my cabin the next day and moved everything in and assembled it within the space of about 3.5 hours.

All the pieces get delivered and assembled in a couple days.

I'm in the final stages of assembling several HELOCs to total 550k to buy an OOC multifamily.