Existing multi-family with or without TLC is certainly a great place to start and maybe even some small shop retail space.I am looking to reachout to lenders, real estate brokers/agents, contractors, title companies, attorneys, etc., in the Indy area.

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.

There was much more ... oh yeah, "no attorney escrow accounts"....

I was sent a cease and desist letter from an Attorney with the Northeast Florida MLS siting Florida Statute 475.

The whole process that the servicers put a realtor, mortgage agent and attorneys through to get a short sale done is next to impossible.

Most of the people that you meet in these orgs/places are attorneys, developers, investors, bankers, politicians, doctors, business owners, etc.

I got all of my plans together and had a real estate attorney review my plan and documents for compliance and found out about the foreclosure laws passed in MD in 2005.

Not many people are aware of this law but all it takes is one person to come back and decide to sue you and have a good attorney and you can be on the hook for 82% of the net profit that you made.

The authorized agent for TRADA in Texas is Todd Prins, an attorney in San Antonio, Texas, 210-820-0833

I met a Chicago attorney who had a practice that was specifically and exclusively designed to lower people's property taxes.