It should also identify if any issues are expected, such as asbestos, conditions for mold, aluminum wire, lead pipes, etc.

Milwaukee is a great market to look into especially due to the new development of jobs.

I don’t want to develop this alone.

@Patrick Britton Thank you for replying and reminding me of that fact---very much a fact and a reminder that we do always need to be trying to critically think ahead of the curve by identifying real needs, not following the crowd.And thank you @Ken Breeze for your great advice as well on finding the right people. 

Would they still do overall title search to identify any issue before current owner even though the owner don't warrant it?

So basically what I’m doing is working on development of a new complex in my hometown.

I am an experienced developer and agent in Bergen county NJ.

I could also develop a partnership with a builder.

Similarly I see some CRE lenders throwing money around again topped by dried up inventory and too many new, overpriced A-class developments going up just to create the perfect storm all over again - this time in the CRE space.

I am still trying to Perfect the method.Since I have owned property, developed property, flipped and held property for long enough to tell a great story, I have friends who lend me money based on my experience.I say this more to contrast what I am doing with what your trying to do.For me, I borrow 100% of the purchase price from private money.