A corporation has to be established, Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws & Restrictive Covenants have to be recorded in the county of the property.

No need to record the contract.Jon

Almost all are published and a matter of public record.

Are you sure you have included everything - all the design and permitting fees, impact fees, roads, water, sewer, electric, stormwater, landscaping, street lights, marketing costs, commissions to sales agents, financing costs and lender fees, attorney fees, recording costs.....Also, your statement "it is already in the process of being split into 1 acre lots" worries me.

They are organic by nature, and are fine.

Now, you just need to learn strategy, planning, goal setting, organization, and then you can execute.Good luck!

You can check county records, too.

The buyer understands that if he is out of compliance with the deed of trust, then the seller-financer will immediately record the quit claim deed.

The record companies and artists would not receive any compensation for the sales.

For a HUD-property, down payment for an owner-occupant or non-profit organization is three percent of the accepted bid price of the property and 100 percent financing on all other costs.