Readers should seek professional advice.

I've worked for several PM firms in the area and one company stole like 30k in commissions from me when I no longer wanted to work at their god awful company.I can definitely advise you on some property management companies to stay away from, as well as some new and upcoming property management companies in the area that are taking a more hands on and professional approach.  

., families, young professionals).

Readers should seek professional advice.

That means it can be challenging to find someone who is super motivated and professional, especially if they're not seeing larger commissions from these deals.

A contractor is a licensed professional .

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Looking forward to connecting with professionals, providing any value I can, and getting involved with this community. 

If not from CT and there's any networking events or groups online - id love to hear which groups you recommend/ webinars . lastly, any advice on how to properly approach investing professionals as a beginner - would be greatly appreciated. 

Hey @Henry Clark quick question, if I went the route of purchasing the land outright and then having the bank help finance the construction, wouldn't they prob require me to have a professional feasibility study?