Too much to get into for your question, but suffice to say it's very expensive and only pencils when a development has large economies of scale, you have deep pockets (think tens to hundreds of thousands just buying the credits), lots of time (think years) to hold the property, and development experience.In summary, I would share that if you are serious contemplating any property for the purposes of multi-lot development, you need to get education on all elements of the development process, create your team of vendors who will be performing the various aspects of the process, understanding the true timeline of events, and understand that development is a LONG process in our state and most others for that matter.

I become bold at the right moments that create very deep, solid, authentic relationships with people. 

Lots of great advice here already.I would add that you should have a deep understanding of the market you're pursuing.

Continue this journey to find the strength to become what you believe deep down you can become.

And that's why they go through life among the timid souls who never drink deep enough of life to know real victory nor real defeat.

Im in way too deep now too financially... so I have to see this through.  

The junk isn't piled floor to ceiling, but it is a foot deep around the house.

The junk isn't piled floor to ceiling, but it is a foot deep around the house.

My biological dad left me 5 acres in deep woods of Oklahoma undeveloped.

Take a deep breath this is potentially a dangerous deal.