There's no real poured support requirements around here (TN), and the ground is heavy clay that hardens like cement and tends not to move.

I am still in the building phase of my portfolio.

I think its really a case by case basis and you shouldn't rule out one over the next if you are looking at ground up construction.

For the winter all of the Snow Birds will come.It may be difficult to purchase and existing camp ground as they are such good money makers they are generally kept in family hands.Good luck in your search but might think out of the box a little.

You'll have enough knowledge to hit the ground running.

The entire space would need to be updated from the ground up.

I have reserves and fortunately had little in stocks-there again I'd probably be in the ground before that got back above water.

We work on behalf of and partner with owners and developers to navigate the city process and entitlements so that you can ultimate build on  your land, we can get you linked up with a Architect, and can even help during the construction phase. 

Brokers are your best eyes and ears and boots on the ground in any location, including your own.

Do I even have grounds for such a request?