The law prevents excessive subdivision by restricting who can split and how often, ensuring that newly created parcels remain practical for development.

Quote from @Micheal Smoke: Hi, my name is Mike Smoke, and I'm an aspiring real estate investor focusing on multifamily and Section 8 properties in the U.S. as the barrier to entry is much much lower in terms of price compared to Canada and Funding options. 

And I started out intending exactly that.I gave developing a personal brand and a strong internet presence my heart and soul.

However, strict environmental and safety regulations apply to ensure new developments are both resilient and compliant with state standards.

The suburbs are smoking hot.

I have heard from people I know near the fires (including one who's house is the only one left on his block in the Palisades and one in a similar situation in Altadena) that smoke damage was not covered by their fire insurance..Hard to say what I'd do in your shoes since it sounds like it's more than a financial investment.

Hello all, My family and I are considering a move to Dallas, and I’m hoping to connect with real estate investors who are actively running a flipping, BRRR, or development business.

We're the first build in the development and the builder is going to turn it over to an HOA when the development is finished.We know there's an easement but the lender wants reassurance that we have permanent and unrestricted access.

This massive project, which has already seen a $3.7 billion investment, remains one of the most significant economic development initiatives in central Ohio.

The development team for the Point in Draper just came to our office to give us a rundown of what is planned.