Videos coming soon.We are going to be developing and rolling some of these things out progressively throughout this year and will be adding value to so many people! 

I currently live an invest in Atlanta with goals of moving into commercial development in the near future.

@Ryan KujaRe-reading my previous post, I meant to include one of the tips to see if it was the type of info you were looking for and would want to learn more about.

After completing several fix and flip projects in the Atlanta area, I am still searching for the ideal mission appropriate contractor to join my team who understands and appreciates how to work professionally with the investor/developer but with a desire to collaborate on the right design.  

It was a tear down on 5 acres of land and I have slowly developed it as I had the money.

The developer was applying for local funds to facilitate the creation of affordable housing.  

I'm looking for good referrals for a real estate lawyer, engineer, and land development contractor in the are.

It seems to me that everyone must understand their own risk tolerance and develop and implement a strategy that supports their position.  

I'm looking at a 24 Unit being sold by the local Urban Development.  

Not to pour water on your surveying parade, but I know a lot of civil engineers who are underemployed since subdivision development work ground to a halt several years ago.