Hi @Ross Denman, thanks for the advice!

Thank you @Omar Khan and @Ross Denman for the thoughtful feedback.

@Ross Stroud Not there.

James Ross the best place to start is using one of the free awesome Bigger Pockets calculators.

@Ross SibBest way to check, go get other architect bids, at least two others.

Callum Ross I do currently work in Dallas, with my main proximity needs being Downtown, Addison, and the airports.

@Colleen Ross I've had it done two different ways when it's an apartment complex or PM company. 1) Have the prospective tenant sign a form allowing for the release of information2) Have the prospective tenant send a form requesting they fill out information and send to the fax number or email listed which would come directly to me. 

@Hunter Ross, looks to me as if Brandon has been mixing his metaphors a bit. ie.

Stores like HomeGoods or Ross sell miscellaneous items at decent prices but I never had too much problem with missing items.

We are looking at new construction in my town, which has an extremely strong market, with these numbers on a 1600 sf two story, 3 bed/2.5 bath, traditional style (Ross Chapin Pocket Neighborhood/Goodfit plans or similar, if you are familiar with that architect). $60,000 lot$200,000 construction cost$450,000 sales price We could do a few single infill projects like this, or I have a few off-market parcels that I'd like to secure with 4-8 lots.