BECOME A SUCCESSFUL RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION DEVELOPER

THE EXPERT ADVICE YOU MUST HAVE FOR SUCCESSSpecifically written with first-time developers in mind, as the author also once was, but also is valuable to established developers wanting to expand their knowledge about subdivision development and have a great reference source.The author’s expertise on subdivision development is based upon his two successful careers, personal development of residential subdivisions, and his professional consultant practice in land surveying, designing and obtaining approval of subdivisions for his developer clients. He is retired from both careers after nearly four decades in the former business, and three decades in the latter practice. You can obtain his insight and clarity on the numerous topics that make up the various steps to complete a successful, and financially rewarding subdivision project, even if it is your first subdivision.His book is special in that it begins with a most unique chapter, Chapter Zero,“How The Author BecameASubdivision Developer And MoreImportantly How You Can Also Do It,” the author’s personal account on becoming a developer. The chapter includes, “Why I Began As A SubdivisionDeveloper,” “Our First Subdivision,” “You Can Do It,” and “Begin Part-Time And Keep Your JobAndIncome.” Chapter Zero will encourage and motivate you to be confident in your ability to become a successful residential subdivision developer.Don't miss, "FROM the PUBLISHER", scroll past the other book ads.BOOK CHAPTERSHow the Author Became a DeveloperSeeking A PropertyPlanning & Moderating Development CostsPurchase ContractProfessional ConsultantsProject ManagementBuyer Due Diligence Post ContractProperty InvestigationsSubdivision DesignRegulatory AgenciesAdvisory Agencies & Non-Regulatory OrganizationsClosing and Post ClosingInfrastructure Pre-ConstructionDetermining Lot PricesInfrastructure ConstructionInfrastructure Post-ConstructionImportant ConsiderationsWarning Be CautiousCHAPTER TOPICS (Partial List)Finding your first propertyOffer to purchase – important conditionsAvoiding problems – what to investigateHow a property can help pay development expensesHow to get homebuilders as first lot buyers for early cash flowFinding the best consultants and land use attorneyHow to determine lot listing prices.Don't miss, "FROM the PUBLISHER", scroll past the other book ads.I assure you, it’s easier than you think to begin your first subdivision. The author did it. Read more