(as permitted by my engineer) My permits are good for 18months.I am working with a builder that thinks we can do the 20x24 cabins for 100k each. so that's 600k plus another 200k for site work.i think the cabins will fetch 225 a night. however lets use 125 @ 50% occupancy. that's 22k x 6.

Fix-and-flip or builder’s risk insurance should be in place before work begins, and confirm your contractor obtains all necessary permits to avoid delays.

He learned that from the masters at Fortune Builders. 

Here is a list of Construction, Rehabbing & Generic PM softwares that may be a good solution:Construction, Remodeling & House Flipping Specific PM Softwares BuilderTrend/Co-Construct - Home building project management software specifically built for custom home builders.

Next is usually builder because they are likely listed on permits etc.   

Every one of them has switched builders and every one of them is having problems with the new builder.

You'd have to be a builder to really reap any sort of profits from an area as such. 

Regardless I'd think if you reached out to boutique builders, brokers, commercial specific architects, there'd likely be a beneficial relationship there and some organic mentoring that happens.  

I have talked with a number of builders in Florida,  who like to keep some of the builds they do to get steady cashflow.let me know if you ever want to talk about how they are doing that 

Has the agent spoken to the builders in the area who may need lots?