Groups that move quickly on large land plays usually include experienced land developers, family offices, private equity real estate shops, or institutional-leaning partners who already have dry powder and a track record with entitlement risk.

They should be able to shop several insurers for you and present you with options.  

Investors & PMCs are more business oriented than owner-occupants and will shop and shop and shop for the best price.They may also expect you to drop your price in the middle of a project - because they think thy found someone cheaper.Working with PMCs can be steadier, but payments can drag due to the PMC waiting for the property owner to send funds and then their own internal processes.DM us if you'd like more insight...

We try to meet at least once or twice a month, usually at a local brewery or coffee shop.

We try to meet at least once or twice a month, usually at a local brewery or coffee shop.

I believe a while ago, UWM created a broker shop and provided their pricing directly to retail clients. 

However, $6k seems pretty high so I would recommend shopping around. 

With current interest rates (and depending on your risk tolerance), I'd put the money somewhere 'safer'-eg high yield savings account. 

When you consider all things involved if the development process I believe that working with an experience builder and coming in at the end with long term financing is a much better and safer way.  

Do you have a way to be paid that’s USA complaint that’s not funky with some weird method that a lot of the out of the country mom and pop shops are trying to pull?