Well maybe we just need to take a look at the playbook for Singapore.80% or more of the population lives in government housing.. that solves the HUD problemthere is ZERO public welfare  .. everyone has insurance.. families take care of familiesthere are more millionaires there per capata than anywhere in the world by far. 

See if they have a plan for the area, NCP (neighbourhood concept plan) or an OCP (official community plan) and check if your property needs to meet specific plan, eg. townhouses fronting the arterial (busy roads) and single family on the local roads, maybe with a small neighbourhood park in the centre.

The only 2 things I recalled was the land was bought at 400+k.Will need 10M of construction equity, and the rest of the construction costs, total 30M, would be funded by debt, in phases, as the value of the development goes up.We didn't fund the deal because we ended up investing elsewhere.This was also a Midwest, but suburban city centre, so it was zone as a medium residential (24units/acre, ~6+ acres).Many apologies.

A collateral advantage of international investing is that it provides diversification to your portfolio.If you want to get capital gains, you'd invest in places like London, Paris, Hong Kong, Singapore or Sydney but you'll get negative cash flow.

The top ten list also included New York City, Hong Kong, Dubai, Singapore, Washington, D.C., Geneva, Switzerland, Sydney, Australia, Zurich Switzerland, and finally, Los Angeles.

The door on this house is not centred which the symmetry of the shrubs suggests.  

To obtain the visa, individuals must invest either:• $1,000,000 in their own business anywhere in US and create 10 jobs, OR• $500,000 in a targeted employment area, pooling money into an investment and also creating 10 jobsRegional centres provide investments for people to qualify under the US Government guidelines, which a green card achieved within 6 months.An investment of $ 1,000,000 or $ 500,000 in a rural area will provide the right to claim a green card, thus providing the investor with permanent residency and permission to work in the US.good luck and happy investing.sky mikesell

In Cleveland, I would recommend being in areas on the West Side of Cleveland like West Blvd, Cudell, Old Brooklyn, Clark Fulton, Edgewater, Jefferson, and Brooklyn Centre.

Ottawa recently acquired its CFL team again and its renovated stadium is near the city centre.

It has been our experience that common, commercial, coin/card-operated laundry is not a viable long-term profit/cost centre: - commercial card/coin-op machines are more expensive.