Done correctly both are feasible and possible.

The faculty will discuss both the physical aspects of site selection (location, utility options, site characteristics, etc.) as well as the initial financial feasibility (forecasted revenue, estimated costs, etc.).9:45 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.Pro FormaA well-constructed and accurate pro forma helps a developer to know a good deal from a bad one.

Though it can be done and we can make money, I usually steer them in a better direction that would be more conducive to traditional stick-built construction because modular just wasn't economically feasible for that specific project.I hope to talk about some of those reasons it just wouldn't work as well as why I think in most cases, in most new products, in most regions and in most development situations, modular makes sense all day.First I'm going to start with THEORY pros and cons, than later we will get into APPLICATION pros and cons.TheoryPro #1 - Less waste - With conventional, on-site construction, it is practically pre-calculated in the budget that there will be a surplus of material left over.

Theres a lot on what to do once you have the land but not a lot about doing your due diligence beforehand without spending $1000's in feasibility studies, and surveys etc.My question pertains to Utilities an roads.

While it is technically feasible to create an IRA LLC that is a partnership between multiple IRA accounts, we strongly recommend a 1-to-1 relationship between a distinct IRA account and LLC for reasons of flexibility in future maintenance of the account.

Professionals like myself who work in this field FT, not dabble or arm-chair quarterback, this is all we do, we have universal consensus that there is NO feasible means available for price reduction of real estate.

There is a withdrawal limit of $3k/day for me, some will that not be feasible but for small time landlords works just fine.

Is it feasible to submeter on a single duplex? 

I don't know if either is feasible or wise, just making the point that not all markets are created equal. 

The solution here IMO, if you are comfortable with your feasibility analysis, projected NOI, and the overall project risk: is to find a partner.