Once you have identified your market, start searching for syndicators in that market and reach out to them.

I know on some developments they are making people abandon existing drive cuts.

There are many possibilities, it's all about what opportunities you identify and believe will be in your best interest and only you can make that choice.

Development on either side of the neighborhood has gone berzerk.

If you decide to do it, it would be wise to obtain a valuation by a third party or if that proves to costly develop your own comparables to justify your allocation.

@Wai FungI can help with development projects, particularly development of SHF projects and multi-family units.

With a target customer segment in mind, then you set about developing a product or service that your customer is willing to pay for that consistently meets their needs better than the competition.When we bought our two SF rentals, I used that same approach.  

As a developer, it's important to have an understanding of zoning and some sense of how much you can densify a site.

Here are the 5 basic steps:  First, you must define your niche and develop your business plan.

After research and two visits to house (in Sayville, NY) there is interesting situation developing: this property is in very good condition, and need only some paint and few gallons of clorox, utilities are off, comparable houses in area were sold for #380-420k.