The land owner is responsible for the tree and removal if its damaged and beyond saving etc.

Understanding how these entities can work together to support our cause is crucial.I am seeking feedback, resources, or any guidance on how to proceed with this plan.

Despite my concerns, I was convinced to proceed with the promise of a more manageable payment plan and reassurances of quick success in the real estate market.

If you plan to invest in real estate you want a relationship with someone you can hire for issues or even to get questions answered.

You certainly 'can' work directly with the builder, but you will NOT save any money by doing so.

I'm just telling him he's underutilizing his site by going one story and if he plans to exit he should plan around what an institutional level self storage purchaser will want. development is about exit or ability to exit and risk. in multifamily we build or try to build at least 150 units. not 40 or 60 or 80 there's no buyers.

Deals need structure to come out good.You could tell the person seeing it first (at the end of the showing) that you were planning on showing it at least one more time before making a decision---whether you like them or not.

I'm under contract to buy a 1.2-acre land lot, on which I plan to build my primary residence.

Keep saving as much as you can.

I recently paid $50K for access to a “tribe” where I, as a complete newb with no relevant industry experience at all, was taught to stand up a webpage touting the benefits of multifamily and then come and start posting here.I was taught to attempt to attract money from people like you who have recently come into a large pile of wealth and have no plan whatsoever.What I will do is take your money, and give it to this random other person in my $50K mentorship program who also has basically no experience raising and deploying capital.When I give them $100K I have raised from you, I will be given a 10% finders fee of $10K.