Financial planners, mutual fund administrators, and life insurance agents will never make money from me again!!  

I was dealing with a local financial planner with a national company.

Greenville is a great market and has a lot of good areas, and the city planners are fantastic and have done so much over the past 20 years its incredible.

@Duriel Taylor  I know you did not ask me.. but being a small time developer.. we create our teams and those are licensed profesisonals normally.. the only value I could see you brining if your not a licensed engineer or land planner or some other field that is needed.. would to be bring in a deal that they might want to buy.. other wise... like I said look to get hired.. although most development companies want to hire those with education credentials in the field..

@Max Briggs the 300k to 1 million was a theoretical question looking backwards for me to compare my last 3 years of actively investing in real estate to what kind of returns I could have achieved by following the advice of a financial planner (not particular to you, just a financial planner).

I talked to my financial planner about getting another property in Auburn, AL (my "real" home and where I have 3 properties), but he said I needed to find another city for diversification.  

So, I would make an appointment with the city and sit down with a planner and see, if you can see eye to eye and take it from there. 

(not sure why @mention didn't pick you up maybe someone else will @mention you for me)I have talked to Planners, written to all the Board of Supervisors and the County Administrative Officer on the impact fees.

So I’m sort of a worse case scenario planner.

Talk to the Planners, tell them what you're trying to accomplish and ask how you can get there, or a civil engineer may be able to advise you too.