Both are well-regarded in Arizona and have experience with feasibility studies, cost assessments, and residential development projects.For Maricopa-specific expertise, you could also contact Kimley-Horn—they have a strong presence in Arizona and can provide guidance on local regulations, site planning, and infrastructure costs.If you’re looking for a more community-focused approach, reaching out to smaller, local firms like The WLB Group in Tucson could also be worthwhile.

This move is such a great example of what determination, solid planning, and truly listening to investors’ needs can achieve.

If you are going to get your license in Virginia I would plan to stay there for a decent bit(5+ years).

For me to build I would want to see recent comps of sales for the finished project you are planning. 

We just acquired an existing duplex in Fort Lauderdale and planning on tearing it down and build a new duplex instead.

Are you planning to invest out of state? 

I don’t plan on putting any % down right now at least.

What’s the plan?

You need to work with a property manager that has experience with this, unless you plan on doing it yourself.

I would focus on homes with dysfunctional floor plans.