We’re using steel buildings, slab-on-grade foundations, and plug-and-play layouts to keep things efficient.Right now, I’m looking to connect with:Capital partners (creative or traditional)Civil engineers familiar with NH townsBuilders, subs, or operators who want to team up on boots-on-the-ground dealsGot full documentation, utility access confirmed, and zoning in place on multiple parcels, we’re just dialing in the access and site work.Shoot me a message if this speaks to the kind of development you actually want to be a part of.

The vast majority of domestic steel, and world wide even, is via MN taconite.

They sell tarps with reinforced pre-cut slots in them for this very reason.

With steel, aluminum, and other essential materials facing price hikes, new construction costs are rising 3-5%.

Normally I see it default to 30 yr so don't even review that slot.

Nehalem, Cape Meares, and UGB zone of Rockaway Beach: Subject to waitlists or have available slots as of January 15, 2024.

Quote from @Steve Eason: We're developing on 1–2-acre rural parcels with energy-efficient SIP homes and steel-frame barndominiums, all designed to include ADUs (either attached or as flex additions).

@Steele Kruzel - there are No Seasoning products out there. 

It's built in 1955, roof is 20 years old (I might be able to get an insurance claim on that but not sure...Long story), HVAC is 22 years old (and I will likely have to replace it in the next month), hot water heater is just as old, electrical is only grounded in half the house (it had an addition), but my biggest worry is 70 year old galvanized steel pipes in a slab foundation.

Disaster For example, Trump places a 50% tariff on steel and lumber and/or deports all the illegals, a real possibility.3) What if your builders let you down.