Skilled negotiator with high aptitude for developing and executing programs leading to sweeping change.

Will let the developers know about it. 

Hello, I've been trying to learn everything I can about development and what not while in highschool so I can be as prepared as possible.

It makes me think of investing more in the 'outskirts' of newer developments, like in the Bothell/Woodinville corridor or up in Everett.  

In my opinion, self-development and education are vital for progression.  

Or call the development company myself and talk with them?

I seem to be drowning in land development deals and I don't have any true developers besides one in my rolodex.

I love going to different homes, seeing the vast differences in quality and layout, comparing them to the local market, and putting it all together to make a "big picture".My largest challenge so far is developing an effective marketing system. 

You need to develop strong relationships with owners.

Appreciation is likely to be lower than on developed land, as population/housing is what drives demand in RE.Appreciation itself is speculation, NOT investment.