I work with developers often so happy to connect and explore opportunities to share information or collaborate.

Cloud, andOcala.I’m always interested in connecting withother experienced professionals in this niche—fellow developers, capitalallocators, family offices, or intermediaries who focus on residentialland/development equity.If you have experience in this space (or wantto learn) and are open to exchanging perspectives or exploring potentialalignment in the future, feel free to send me a message or connect.Happy to share more about my background,current focus, and market insights in a private conversation.Thanks in advance for any insights orconnections, SH Harris

That's right, 'Affordable Housing' is Not PossibleAffordability is a side effect/feature of a pro-housing development environment, executed over time.Let’s get into it.

From there, if the zoning is not compatible with development or there's a higher and better use worth pursuing determining whether there's hardship to support zoning relief. 

175 Hickory St, Norwich CTLooking to connect with a local investor or developer before this property goes to the open market.PROPERTY DETAILS• 2,232 sq ft main level• ~2,040 sq ft basement• Zoned MF (Multifamily)• 0.15 acre lot• Existing church structure in residential neighborhood• 3–4 on-site parking spaces + street parkingBUILDING FEATURES• 30 ft ceilings in main sanctuary• 1,700 sq ft refinished hardwood floors• Renovated basement with new flooring and drywall• Updated men’s and women’s restrooms• 200 amp electrical service• Roof less than 10 years old• Oil heat (serviced annually)DEVELOPMENT POTENTIALProperty is well suited for a 2–3 unit multifamily conversion.Projected rents in the area support:• $3,500 – $4,200+ monthly gross depending on configuration.Looking for serious investors, builders, or small developers who specialize in value-add projects.If interested, DM me @ info@caldwellconsultingfirm . com for additional details, tax card, and conceptual layout ideas.This will likely be hitting the market soon.

My business parter has developed a database that scrapes all this data from county websites.

For those working with builders or developers, what’s the best way to reach them?

Hello everyone, my business partner and I have a Ground-Up Duplex Development opportunity we need funding for.

A lot of people overlook it because it doesn’t produce cash flow right away, but if you can buy in the right area or catch something with development potential it can work out really well.For off market deals, a lot of investors I’ve spoken with are finding them through direct outreach, wholesalers, or just networking locally with other agents and investors.South Florida is definitely competitive, but there’s still opportunity if you’re patient and run the numbers carefully.

For those interested to know how developers turn raw land into approved residential lots, here are a few thoughts from someone who does this everyday.