This also happened a lot in new tracts, where we would just walk down the street and note which lots had which models, but we might miss certain options on a model, like a 4th bedroom option upstairs or a 3rd bathroom or powder room, or something at the rear of the property we can see from the street, etc. 

That will cost also....And you may not need to be so "Architectural Digest" with everything to get the look you want...for the customer base you hope to attract...What does the competition offer might be a good place to start your designs off with.Good Luck!

Just because zoning allows 8 Units/Acre, a 5 acre tract doesnt necessarily mean you can get 40 Units.

I didn't want to get into that.I did submit an offer on a tract of land that is 1/2 mile away. 

This particular tract was purchased 12 years ago as a buy and hold investment.

Cities rezone neighborhoods or tracts of land to meet their long term planning and land use goals.

I recommend the books through BP as they're very helpful and easy to digest.

I'm attending a storage conference in Vegas in April 2022 and have been digesting a ton of AJ Osborne's content on self storage.

@Chris Mason It would be really nice if Freddie Mac would go back to their old rules where there was no income limit for homes located in low/mod census tracts. 

If nothing has ever gone wrong then good for you, but most of us know that sometimes you build the model homes and have the tract ready for its grand opening and they burn down the night before.