Department of Housing and Urban Development.

We are a real estate developer seeking land for acquisition and development. 

Also it’s in a development which could lead to future ownership of other units adjacent to the property.

My specialty is identifying properties & understanding what that investment looks like long term.

Since less people are into owning their own homes, developers have been building these huge complexes with just enough perks to push for rents that most locals won't pay... unless they are either older and do not want the house maintenance costs anymore, or if they are younger buy from the city where moving further out seems like a better rent.Side note: I've dubbed Long Island as the land of illegal apartments.

@Kevin Jones Hey Kevin, I used to do some development and investing and now I am mostly focusing on agency.

There is probably an opportunity to do something in that neighborhood, the key is to identify it and decide if its the kind of work you want to be doing.

I have identified properties for a cash deal, but have gotten "cold feet".

There has been a lot of development here in the last few years and a lot of tech jobs coming to the area. 

That being said, a large developer may have to update or put some money toward roads and traffic safety in order to get approvals.