He is also developing a marina and drystack and is pretty well connecting in the yachting community in Charleston. 

@Doug McVinua yeah I agree with the pattern of development in Phoenix.

Becoming a developer take years of in-the-trenches learning. 

If you could possibly share any spreadsheets or templates you use to help me develop my Excel spreadsheet, I would greatly appreciate it!

We just completed are first flip in Bow and just bought a 5 lot single family association in Hampton; We are excited and nervous at the same time, we weren't really looking for developments, but numbers worked out so we will see! 

I already have an existing business and units ready to be placed so if I could get 40-50 units rented it would be nice to have that income as I prepare for the larger development costs to come down the road.I hope to build a much larger pad where I will need additional permits and then eventually actual self storage buildings.

You want to get in at a good price and develop a great product through your rehab.

The OP can have the prospective tenant look it up online, and also ask the notary (from a “neutral” business location - not a possible friend of the OP) to explain what notarizing a doc means.If the prospective tenant would not be satisfied by going with a notary after reading 470PC (a felony, or at least a wobbler,) on top of the very acceptance of money for the property under false pretenses being a violation of 470PC (but criminals get away without being positively identified all the time) in itself, I’d, then, say that nothing would satisfy the tenant.I imagine that just mentioning the notary - without having anyone read the legal statute - should be enough.

I left the field of architecture to pursue a career in RE Development.

To simplify my post I'm asking how to develop my buyers list?