Congratulations. not sure on the floors we have been using real bamboo  and in our other high end home it will be heart of pine.. not familiar with Houzzcabinets were ordered  counter tops were custom concrete though.. house is 4 stories and what makes it special is it will be the last one built that can be that tall in that area they changed the code right after we were permitted Charleston is challenging you need the height to get the sq ft in the house that house is still only 1700 sq ft.. you have to build up out of flood zone in that area so you cant go under and first level has to be parking so now you can only do two floors above garage.. and because the lots were created back when the US was created basically they are all tiny 20 to 30 feet wide 50 to 80 feet deep.. so it going to be interesting going forward.. basically going to be pretty tough to have anything over about 1500 sq ft.

There is one laundry room with a few machines,  The landscape is pretty basic with gravel and 4 really tall palm trees on the frontage road.  

Harness that enthusiasm and set some milestones (or "inch pebbles") to move towards that goal every day. 

If the slab work is the issue, there's other solutions like pumps from Saniflo.com, the shower stall just has to be raised a few inches.

As long as boxes aren't overloaded due cubic inch maximums and if everything is grounded properly, should be easy to inspect. 

But at the beginning you have to farm and mine small and then go wide to go an inch deep in just wholesaling

With all useable land and fertile land(With the exception of Grand Oaks which cannot be cut down; which may serve as an attractive part about the "Community" if several homes were to be built on the subdivisions),  2 water wells, 2-inch water meter and all the utilities; how difficult would it be to find a developer to pick this up, have the deal assigned to, pay closing costs, and pay in cash?

The idea of 5 bucks here and 10 bucks there and inching their way to financial freedom the way many of our parents and grandparents strived to do it is too much to undertake, so it leaves them on the sidelines. 

Close to everything and nice beautiful old neighborhoods. and if we ever get 50 inches of rain again were all moving up North! 

I know this is a tall order to fill but just wanted to hear what any of you professionals have to say.