Has anyone else had experience with doing cost segregation and depreciation on a property that you plan to (or did) tear down to do a new development? 

If neither, do you see a path of development that will eventually bring utilities at least close by?

Any roadblocks to look out for that others have encountered with development in the state?

So over the years we've developed some rules of thumb for determining potential renovation costs based on information provided in a listing, including the pictures and anything we find in public records on the property.

And of course you can develop and use that property anyway. you want. 

If you're seeing development that doesn't pass the sniff test then investigate further!

Anyways you have options to start REALLY soon if you wanted to it is on you to do the education, personal growth/development, and build the relationships needed to put the dream into the history books.

So after years of studying real estate investment (and also years in site development) I have what I think is a nice deal put together/under contract, and it looks good to me!

We sold the company in January of 2020 (good timing) and I am now in digital application development. 

It does not matter where you start as long as you develop your Core 4.