I agree that even being in consideration has helped some of the finalists as other firms and developers are looking harder at the cities and specific sites. 

He is a member here and showed me the site.

I remind tenants that haven't paid by the 7th about the late fee and ask why they haven't paid yet :)The 4% and 15 days are all from the Maine Statutes and Pine Tree Legal has them on their site for tenants information.

You can find them through BP or on Meetup site.

They most often need to get there engineer out to the site, check city zoning, city restrictions, water and sewer access ( this varies wildly from site to site). 

Welcome to the site Zach.

You'd refinance after a few years of owning it (as long as you have a pay history - which will look more official with a servicer) and take her out with that refi money.

New to site but very experienced in the business.

some of the biggest wealth in the US is generated by path of progress land plays usually the farmer seller to the developer.but I will give you a few of my personal land plays.1. 3.5 acres Rohnert Park CA.. when I bought it in early 90s it was unbuildable.. but it sat behind a home depot and I took a calculated risk.. now its been annexed into the city and zoned mixed use residential and sites right next to the Graton casino they built a few years ago..

I am currently a site supervisor for a site development and concrete company.