@Christian Harris @Ben Richards @Tim Leyden @Ernie Mathes @MARK WOHLERS @Eli Rose @Julie KernI would be happy to meet at Copper Coin this Monday 1/25 or we could wait and make sure everyone has time to clear their schedules and meet on the following Monday 2/1.

Have vision and do your homework.

You will have to do the math and the math will tell you what to do.  

Stop to understand the math.

I did the math and would not only increase CF but the payment would only go up $30 dollars a month Versus what I'm paying now.

This will be a key part of your holding cost math.

It's also important to make sure you understand the underlying math, at least at a basic level.

Let’s calculate it using simple math.

all this again, depends on the area, what type of utilities are located there - along with the sewer systems, as well as various codes and zoning regulations.1. go to the town and get the application for subdividing a residential lot2. talk to a surveyor and probe them for questions.3. talk to the town about general information on subdividing.4. drive the area - check out the frontages of the lots.5. if it's an area with a lot of vacant lots - you'll need plats and maps to see how the parcels look, in terms of frontages and total lot sizes.6. consider hiring an expeditor to handle this - although this should be after you've done your homework yourself.now ALL THIS DEPENDS ON THE TOWNSHIP.

I'm a research nerd and love the Internet so can typically find what I'm looking for.Do your homework and find someone locally who's doing what you're doing.