We offer it as a turn key service where the investor buys the land, we build only one floorplan which is setup and designed for our market not a floorplan we purchased.

Any ways I'm an agent / designer out here in Los Angeles.

Look for companies or people with special designations like; CRMC, MPM

They are not just designing the sub-division, but getting you through a mountain of bureaucracy and red tape.

We buy properties in high demand areas, Work in areas where there's a strong economy (more qualified buyers/investors) Buy land priced at or below market value, Design as cost effective of a project as possible,Shop everything for the best price and highest workmanshipList our own properties (and sometimes sell ourselves)Act as our own general and electrical contractors, Do all preliminary architectural and site design in houseStay involved with engineers, architect, planners, etc.Understand the entire permitting process, and build relationships. 

There is not a single piece of literature produced by RDPD that isn't designed to upsell to something else that you "need" that's essential, and 'only they can provide'. 

Developers develop property by buying the property having designers and architects draw up the plans then hire a general contractor who performs the construction side of the work.  

If the Architect designs one type of footing as opposed to a less expensive one then it is the Architect's fault.

“An estimated rise in water level, due to global warming, of 0.5 meters may be assumed” for the 25-year life of the Sable gas field project, Mobil engineers wrote in their design specifications.

Those black tiles in the bathroom were probably my favorite design idea here so I'm super happy to hear you say that!