Does anyone have references for lenders or are a lender in the state of Colorado?  

I do think that you still could essentially "flip" new construction as @Nikki Yankowski references above - get a contract, and flip the property immediately after taking possession a year later. 

Looking to just do a lipstick flip and sell in the next month or twoDoes anybody have any references for a handyman who'll do work in goldsboro?

In most cases your lender will ask to include what is referred to as "Rent assignment ",with this contract in place if you default/refuse to pay your lender will automatically be the recipient of your rental income.Depends on your lender,he/she would request first equity position in your mortgage.

I am thinking of clearing, rezoning and do some site plans and pursue the build to suit strategy of developing it in phases.The FL DOT aerial eminent domain is attached for your reference.   

I'm not even trying to be funny or rude, I have no idea which states you are referring to in these abbreviations.

If the carrier you're referring to hasn't given you this option, then that would be strange to say the least as most are willing to try and work things out with their client. 

That makes a lot of sense, referring to the experience that one would get managing Class A vs B and C.

Median home price in Austin is up to $500k for reference.

And I was wondering if anyone knew of any reliable General Contractors they could refer me to in the area.