Like on my project in Canby Or were i just built 90 homes the gas and power is private and the hook up fees started 4 years ago at 7k today they are 14k per house then you have Sewer tap fee Water tap fee ( and keep in mind the laterals are already there I paid to put those in when I developed the lots.. its just a fee for the right to hook up.. then you have Park fee's 8k per house ( on this project I donated 1 acre for park and did get a credit of 750k towards my park fees but every other builder has to pay them) So on and so forth..

The loan sponsors are Mark and Abraham Mermelstein, Yehuda Ruzohorsky, Boruch Fink, Joseph Friedman and Aaron Lazar, a consortium of investors who appear to have done deals together in the past.Two loans list Hannan Lis and Gideon Pfeffer as loan sponsors secured against the Retreat at Farmington Hills inthe outskirts of Detroit and the Verona at the Park development in Washington.

It there a large major infrastructure development somewhere?

Learn where that quality lies in quantity, then develop a road map to that location (or locations).  

Newark continues to show new development.

Appreciate any insights — looking forward to learning from the group and sharing notes along the way.OH is a growing market with many developments happening here.

The City of San Jose has on their website that new addresses are required but separate meters are optional (link below).https://snapadu.com/blog/electric-panels-upgrades-power-sources-adu/https://cao-94612.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/City-of-Oakland.PGE-Joint-Information-Bulletin-METERS-FINAL.pdfhttps://www.sanjoseca.gov/business/development-services-permit-center/accessory-dwelling-units-adus/adu-faqs

Build small units in small counts is very expensive residential development.  

Keep the letter short and include photos.Third, consider connecting with local builders or developers.

Quote from @Hunter Foote: I’m curious to know if there are others in the BP community who have experience with recovery housing as a real estate strategy.I’ve spent the last several years working on the development side of sober living homes, and I’ve found it to be a fascinating intersection of real estate, social impact, and long-term cash flow.