I can tell you from working in land development do not get greedy.There are ways for the city and for a developer to get your property for less if you give them trouble.If it's a fair offer you take it and call it a day.If they are trying to steal it or buy it for less than you could get for development yourself then you fight them.You don't give it away but for a fair offer you agree.

When we develop a project, we are the listing agents, and also act as selling agents or leasing agents at times, so it's very useful and saves us a lot of money on deals.

My son works with us in our development business.

In looking for land, was he trying to find something that had no maintenance to speak of and he could hold until he could sell down the road or develop?

I help develop rooftop racking structures for commercial solar projects.I went to RIT in Rochester, NY for my engineering degree and discovered what a great rental market it is.

It seems developing strong relationships with a bank can add a little wiggle room.Thanks again for the help!

I am a licensed agent and contractor, and we develop our own projects.

While I invest in multi families I have developed a certain style of 2 family or even mother daughter single family that I find works really well...I Strongly prefer the 2 family that has a bigger apt on first fl.

Real estate issues now advance to city planning issues, zoning, traffic concentrations, population concentrations, development and construction, union and workforce concerns, employee benefit plans as to the liability side.

Im extremely proud of the work we did on this home, it came out absolutely beautiful and i would like to share my experiences with any curious newer developers and/or investors.I just bought another home (smaller) which i am renovating now, i plan on keeping it as a rental for retirement...