I'd suggest talking to loan officers at the smaller local banks in the Triad - they will have more flexibility in their underwriting criteria than the big banks, might be willing to spend more time with you assembling a good loan if he or she feels a relationship can develop, and will be more in touch with the local marketplace.

I would be interested in hearing about pain points from the community and possibly developing solutions for these.

Looking to network with bay area buyers or developers. 

I've learned here that developing better systems, delegation of work/ responsibilities and building a team is the only way to maintain or increase project flow with the goal of achieving a better quality of life.  

Looking back, I should have narrowed it down to 2 or 3 because it is a lot of work to develop more.Within the two or three markets, I looked on loopnet and started developing relationships with the key apartment brokers in the areas.

If you want them to buy and close before entitlements then their is more risk to the end user owner or the developer and they will pay very little for the property.

Indianapolis grows and seems to be big on development more than most small cities. 

You correctly identified the roof as something to look at carefully.

@Alyscha Johnson,You may want to see about getting over that.REI is a people business from both ends: people for whom you provide clean, safe, affordable housing and people with whom you associate to meet your common REI business goals.It's not easy for me, so I can identify with you a bit.

@Vanessa B.Hi there, my name is Scott Choppin, I run a RE development company in Long Beach, we might be able to help.Do you have specific land parcels identified?