Possibly building in the future on the subdivided or selling as builder ready.

If it were me, I'd create a Joint Venture or partnership with a builder/developer. 250k is enough to help you with multiple down payments....or purchasing single property outright.

I would prefer not buy a house built with glue-lam beams which is basically anything by a mass builder from 2000 into the future. 

I have not entered market yet, but u am a local deck builder and would like to build up a contact base. 

I have made some good connections through my work with realtors, builders, inspectors, and have just recently found a broker who I will remain working with for some time. 

Builders have shut down their projects because they can no longer build and make a profit.This can't last long and I would not be surprised if we get a wake-up call by year's end.

Looking to network with developers, builders and investors.

We found this builder through our Realtor when we first moved to Utah, but ended up buying a larger home intending to rent out the walkout basement.

I am following a local home builder and saw something suspicious.

Good point @Russell BrazilI forgot to add lack of labor, builders willing to take a risk, closed government offices to approve permit or do inspections, and rising costs of building supplies will cause new homes prices to rise 10-20%.