All Forum Posts by: Pace J.

@Blair Poelman - Three houses on three separate parcels of land. 

@Lisa McLean - thanks for the idea, I'll check out prefab units. There are municipal requirements and zoning so I'll double check feasibility in this regards. 

I'm looking for home builders in the Salt Lake City area with experience in construction of single-family homes on narrow parcels of land -- 0.1 to 0.15 acres ranging from 33 ft to 50 feet wide.  I have three opportunities in SLC for low-income residential projects that I'd like to consult on with some builders -- I'd like to send them plans for rough estimates.  

Any referrals are appreciated. Thank you.

Steve White is an excellent CPA with vast personal experience in real estate: http://www.sbwhitecpa.com/about-us

Are you looking for private money (higher interest rate) or conventional bank financing?  Is the unit filled with tenants or empty/ needing rehab?  And whereabouts are you in the SL valley?  I may know someone helpful

I'm hoping to connect with local BP members who are involved or interested in land development -- entitlements for raw land, subdividing, wholesaling to builders/other developers, or actually doing the development.  Message me if you're interested in land development -- I'd love to connect. 

Hi Kate.  I see this post is a month old, but I would like to chat with you if you're still looking at the land -- or any land.  I'm seeking land/development deals and partners and have been involved peripherally in a few deals as an attorney.  I would love to connect either way.

I've been in contact with a GC who's been pretty responsive and helpful though I haven't done a project with him yet.  Message me for his contact info if you're still searching

Must appraisers physically inspect the building to be able to provide an official appraisal, or are they able to perform an appraisal off-site?  Any insight is helpful.

I've got a unique project and hope for some feedback:

A client of mine is trying to figure out what to do with some land in Loudonville Ohio (Ashland County OH) that is currently undergoing environmental remediation (undertaken by the previous owners).  My client already sold off the most valuable parcels that included manufacturing facilities (not residential), but this 6+ acres of land remain. Note that any development of the 6+ acres of land is restricted to industrial or commercial use, and any new construction on the land will have to be approved by the Ohio EPA.  

Loudonville is a small town (pop. 2500).  Any thoughts as to how the owner can best utilize the land if she doesn't sell?  If not, would you know someone in the area who might have experience with environmentally remediated properties? I'm happy to provide more details.

Any advice is much appreciated. Thanks.

@Gary Harris - thanks for the lead. I be in touch.