Yes I'm the largest developer in Gratiot County; so I'm primarily focused there right now. 

We are going to develop 4 plexes and other necessary housing in this area and we would really like to meet up with investors to help move this forward asap!

That being said, property taxes, HOA, etc. all play into that and those are higher in new developments usually. 

@Jon MasonI would have a shared sewer line agreement developed for both parties.  

Whatever you do think of it as a long term investment.There might be enough confidence by an inestor/developer or a farmer. 

But I am still plan developing around OOSMF. 

As an example, if you like short term, high risk, with the chance of higher returns, you may want to invest in a development project or HM bridge debt.

It's important that you learn through the process and develop skills that will make you a better investor, as opposed to just going through the steps but not learning anything!

Then you can develop investor personas and really hone and refine your marketing campaigns to attract the best investor candidates for your product type, duration, etc. 

@Nathan Faucett, while you are developing trust, there is no reason for it to be seen as "I don't trust you", especially if you spin it in the context of: "hey I have have been watching you work on these and I am truly impressed with how you are handling the process.