So I have some land along a busy road and I'm toying with idea of developing a mini warehouse / storage facility.Anyone have any tips or advice when it comes to building from the ground up?

Depends on who you QCD it to, yes you may be able to correct it and to ask to be forgiven deeding it back.

We are toying with the idea of buying the property and doing something with half of it if we can divide the land.

I am toying with a few ideas.

This will be my first experience and just toying with the luxury of making life easier.

But she loves knowing she is only doing it because she wants to, not because she has to. Yes

I might toy with that idea a bit. #4 Understandable.

Our political clan, the fabled Bored of Stupidvisors, only seek to further constrain housing supplies and demand that only 100% affordable housing gets built (hint: unless SF gov plans to pay for that, at the tune of $500k per unit minimum cost, it's wishful thinking.)And if you wish to entertain yourself with SF-logic-housing, I highly recommend this blog post and comments section.

Wow, I'd say much is portrayed with a high degree of over simplification.Consider when someone sells a business, say a toy store, that new buyer may be in a master lease arrangement, keeping the old owner responsible on the lease.MLOs can be seen as a financing arrangemet, tons of risks to consider in resdential, commercial, many laws like the SAFE Act don't apply, doesn't mean you have license to do whatever you can dream up.A seller can always hold the middle man responsible, it may not just be, "oh well, it didn't work out, sorry" and walk away.

The best part is that i can't spend money i don't have on toys.