You will pretty quickly see the patterns develop.

I have a great rehab estimation tool and get decent ballpark figures, but in the current market, a lot of the highly rated general contractors are fully booked and investors are last in the pecking order compared to retail customers or large developers.

I had some thoughts that can't get off my head, but I know there are a lot of experienced and knowledgeable personals on this platform so I would like to ask everyone their thoughts on the route an aspiring real estate developer should take.

I plan on developing the land into 4-5 tent campsites and two cabins, and renting them on Airbnb.

I also developed relationships with lenders during this time.After the 60 day mark, I needed to be back in New Jersey for family events, and looked at a few houses in a town that was new to me .....     

That's a hard thing to do.I don't mind networking events and there is a lot of value in them, but I'd also like to meet other local people without the pretense or expectation that those relationships be likely to develop into some sort of business arrangement.

We are established residential real estate investors/developers but do not have a track record with commercial properties. 

The reason one landlord sold me his 28-unit apartment building is because a child died in his pool.

Trees everywhere, maybe sell the trees to a timber company, the listing agent told me that not too long ago a timber company offered $100k not bad.I am interested to split the land and sell them as is (around 1 acres it’s about $100k there but you can split with a minimum of 5 acres) or develop them and sell them tbd but also create a small village like an  old time western town with tiny homes (sherif, post, saloon, ...) where you can stay and rent them out on airbnb I saw someone who did that in Montana and all summer it is rented for $260/night per house and each house cost $80k).Also thinking to do a campground on an area and use Hipcamp potentially.The price of $900k looks very cheap.

Yes, it's just a limitation of owning units in the development.