@Cindy Rule Do you have to have different insurance as the builder because you are selling as condos rather than apartments?

All I can say is that everyone should be making contacts with local builders.

I am actually trying to find some local builders to connect with.

I don't know how builders and GC's are  managing the large cost swings for that so the following information should be looked at with hesitation. 

., which does business as Assurely, to Austin from New York City.He had visited Austin several times, and noted that the Texas capital is a city where “the innovators are coming to and innovating, where the builders are building.”He observed the local commercial real estate expansion already underway or being considered by Big Tech heavyweights, such as California-headquartered companies Apple Inc., Google LLC and Tesla Inc.He recognized the richness of Austin’s “human capital” that could be the source of Assurely’s expanding workforce. 

My biggest issue is I have seemed to have a ton of problems and just finding people to trust to do the work (roof leak around the chimney flashing, back outside stairwell railing broke, toilet leak caused the ceiling below it to cave in, shower body broke but couldnt find anyone who would replace it so had to pay Mr.

But it would entirely depend on the construction type of the home as well as if it's standard, builders grade etc...3.

Or do you just show your sketches to a builder and figure it out with them?

There was a relatively new builder in High Point, NC (Keystone) that sold many townhome units to investors there and the Winston-Salem, NC area (both areas experienced significant HPA). 

The market research I am looking to conduct revolves around the investment and profit delineation within contracts between developers and builders of display homes, specifically in new land developments.