Chang,No experience with it myself....but I have read up on it several times and yes it is a real possibility....I was researching as we do new condos and conversions on the Civil and land use planning side of things, and I wondered "what is the redevelopment potential for a small existing condo building in an undervalued location?"

I would suggest you read and understand the SCRA (service members civil relief act). 

You would typically see new developments in more rural area with 200+ lots where there are higher margins and all the extra civil engineering work / infrastructure is worth it.I would probably try to find a smaller builder.

Hi yall,I am a college student studying civil engineering, I have a job lined up for after school but I still have one more year of school after this year.I am thinking why not but a 4 bedroom house and live in it next year and get a 3.5% FHA loan.

Sessions in particular is very anti MJ.I can easily see a situation where the feds crack down and civil forfeiture rules allow them to seize all the real estate involved.

If you forget to do either of these you open yourself up to personal litigation.

And silly me, I always thought "inalienable" rights were fundamental to any other power in the country and that a community board cannot do what the Congress nor any court cannot do but it seems this issue has never been litigated.  

and the seller will know it includes land use  utls  market study any number of things that go into developing property for resale. and if there is an agent involved they will know.once you do your due diligence then you come back with your findings and tighter terms  .. in our state you must have a pre app meeting which are very useful... these usually cost 1 to 3k per pre app.. and you need to have your mock up of what your proposing.. good to have your civil with you..

I graduated from University at Buffalo with a Civil Engineering degree.

The issue might either need to be settled or litigated... by attorneys on behalf of the insurer and without OP lifting a finger.My point is that getting others involved when the alternative is doing nothing can't possibly hurt.