If money runs out (but when does that ever happen), you're left with quickly partnering with/selling to another developer, or letting the lender take it back (in which case Chris has bought himself a $120k education he won't likely forget).

., you are of course correct in that, generally speaking (almost a law of physics), no taxing authority willingly gives up revenue and taxes trend upwards.

I have a large number of investors looking for continued opportunities to lend money to exiting and up and coming real estate developers and builders.Hope to talk soon.Regards,John Rubino

My 2nd mentor was a doorknocker and I'm really shy (initially) so I dreaded doorknocking but it is a very effective method.I've seen others try to develop good training programs b/c they were so frustrated with what was out so I wish you good luck!

Develop relationships with those people.

I have been in the real estate world for 13 years ranging from commercial leasing, development and residential to property management and currently getting my broker's license.

Real estate development and commercial properties are where my interests are.

If it was developed, that property would be backed up against the highway, so not sure if it would be the best use of the land.

During the day I am project manager for a web development company that specialized in the Drupal (an open source CMS if you aren't familiar).

You've definitely come to the right place to further develop your REI knowledge.