Not a developer, but I think typically builders don’t want to have more than 25% of the finished product into the lot costs.....seems like your purchase price is too close to the individual lot values, after subdivision.

For inexperience buyers, buying real estate is a complex transaction and they want their hand held by someone who does it day in and day out.

Setra Systems is one company that makes these products.

Some charge a monthly desk fee and other upfront fees while others only charge fees when you complete a transaction.

Both you and your husband are considered to be "Disqualified Persons" to your (or your husband's) IRA and can't be part of any transaction involving your IRA. 

My client couldn't speak English and had to use an interpreter to close the transaction. 

The best mileage tracking app I ever used shut down but could be highly integrated with Evernote but did not require Evernote.Selecting on the maps from the app provides minimal capability.Overall I am happy with the product but disappointed with their transition to paid service.  

I sometimes make exceptions and hold a property for 2-3 weeks but that's usually only for really, really good prospects in a really, really slow market.You also need to spell out specifically what happens if they cancel or fail to complete the transaction.

But I know that full time agents often do all sorts of wonky / crazy / unusual / ill-advised stuff that has the potential to screw up the transaction when they personally buy/sell, or are representing close friends or family, so that might have something to do with it.

I don’t build cabinets, I actually contract for a couple shops to install their product in mostly new homes and some remodels.