My plan is as follows1) Locate the land to build on- already did2) Talk to an architect/engineer, show them the lot and do a feasibility study of my idea - in the process3) Show the plans and lot to a Builder (haven't found one yet)4) Buy the land (available for next to nothing)5) I have some fundings but looking for more.6) Pull permits start building- mean while have my agents advertise and get a buyer locked in before the construction is complete7) complete construction and either put it on market or sell if someone is already lined up8) If not sold within 3 months with few reduction in price/throwing in more features, will start renting it out, refi return money to investors. 

Now this may require agreeing with the architect, gc, or other people with expertise on the topic in hand.  

Attorneys, agents, lenders/brokers, contractors, insurance agents, property managers, accountants, architects, property tax consultants, income tax consultants, Estate planners, Environmental companies/industrial hygienists, surveyors, structural engineers, etc.

I mentioned it into another thread but in short, the judge used a provision in every appraisers' report that says you should corroborate value using other professionals (ie engineer, architect).

My name is Doron and I am a buy and hold investor (and a full time architect).

I'm doing a complete remodel/addition to a property in Albuquerque.   Does anyone know if someone who can do quality plans at a reasonable price?

I'm currently in the midst of becoming a licensed architect. 

As an architect I design both commercial and small residential senior living homes.

Hey Bigger Pockets Community!New to Bigger Pockets and looking to grow current rental portfolio in Kansas City and St Louis metro and suburb markets.Would love to hear from you if you have ideas or opportunities.- Brad

I'm new to the role of investor in Real Estate development, but I've been helping clients add value to properties for quite some time now as a Registered Architect.