Some people start by finding a contractor, others an architect, and some prefer to piece-meal and run the process on their own, it's really all a comfort thing on your end.

Would you like someone that's really pissed about a piece of mail to show up to your front door?

We are selling a piece of it but because of the capital gains tax we would be subjected to we want to do a 1031 and buy investment property.Having said that my brother and I own the land and are both young and just starting families.  

One piece of advice I do want to give to you is always look to benefit those you do business with.

If anyone has leads/suggestions/advice/strategies, I am all ears.

A few pieces of advice.1..Get a .com address if you can.2..Understand that unless you want to spend money on SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and advertising (Google Ad words etc.) you are probably not going to dominate, at least not initially.

If I put the pieces together 45 seconds earlier I could have rammed the nissan with my ford excursion with a plow on front .

THIN FILES are ironically the new norm now that Credit Underwriting  and ID verification tends to be more strict.he's only 25 and assuming you have his SSN, DOB, and are running an address he's been at least a year, at least credit INQUIRIES themselves should have generated a file so if theres a thin file its one thing, but if he's really actually previously UNKNOWN then he is now instantly KNOWN to at least one of the big 3 at the moment u pulled the credit report. assuming those 3 pieces of ID (SSN, DOB, ADD) are all accurate, cuz if any of those 3 are 'novel', it will throw off the data and likely also give u a thin file flag.

We were just experimenting doing the construction management piece ourselves.

<g>  Now I am not Norm Abrams, not by a Long shot - but I have a nice wood shop and a lot of experience making pieces of wood fit together.