Her support was needed through it all with the kids, the house, the understanding, etc...

Once you have a general conceptual idea I would reach out to the city/town/zoning board to see what are the steps to get the project fully entitled aka legally allowed to build your development.At anytime, but especially if the land is entitled, I would reach out to several local developers who have experience in the niche you are pursuing.

My name is Bryan and I am excited to introduce my self officially as I have been stalking the BP boards for a while as well as listening to a lot of podcasts.  

https://njbiz.com/lame-duck-bill-hudson-county-condo-conversion-ban/Just received this email from the board.

Risers aren’t hard, thin boards, painted white contrast nice with a wood step.

I have my kids do work on the rentals with me. 

Safe, smart approach for the new kid on the block.Also, accept the idea that you needn't only invest in your local market. 

I would prioritize finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation over one that is local.There are 20+ accountants on this message board who specialize in real estate taxation.

Since it took the board three weeks to meet, we had to delay the project for that time. 

We are concerned about legally being able to charge because what happens if we have a resident with no kids or going through menopause?