As a Realtor/ Investor I’m involved with many kinds of deals and one area I had been lacking was qualified education in land and development.

Since they don’t share walls or hallways, they develop a stronger sense of ownership.The same principle applies to many duplexes.

There should be a document outlining this that was created by the developer. 

However, I am also considering duplex and tri-/quad-plex assets if they pencil.Additionally, I currently work for a locally-based commercial developer/lender on multifamily, land, and some hospitality projects.

I feel like a lot of developers lately haev been focusing on townhomes..They just tend to be pricey and hard for the first time home owner to buy. 

New construction 

Even more importantly, is is positioned to be the top sector for the next 10+ years, thanks to the retiring baby boomer population and the lack of adequate new facility development.  

It gives my CPA several options when developing my tax filing strategy for each year depending on the current tax law environment.4.

From my experience as an investor, I have first hand knowledge in developing scope of work, project management, contractor relations, and property management.As an investor, I am looking to continue to scale my portfolio in both multifamily and single family.

the real money is in talking to groups to see if it can be taken out of the flood plain and if there is other homes that have. we purchased a piece of land for 8k and got it out of the flood plain and it was worth close to 40k. land entitlement is one of the highest money making activities. check with the local zoning office or national firms a lot will take a look for no cost and if you can get sewer and water and developable by raising it out of the flood plain you are good for some $$ we did this in newark ohio with a single family home plot that we ended up building on and had to raise the land up 6'. it's a suburb of columbus ohio