Im a new developer in Louisiana and i had some questions regarding developing a subdivision and selling the lots.

Living in an expensive market is looking difficult to begin so was wondering if anybody out there has insight on the best areas around Washington that offer future growth and development.

I am interested in transitioning into the development side of the construction process and gain more of an understanding of how finance works.I am also interested in possibly opening other doors for career paths in the built environment leveraging my existing design/construction experience either as a real estate consultant ,owners rep or tech prop entrepreneur All sounds great right but the cost is about 100k+ which I would need to take a loan out for and I am worried that amount of debt could maybe restrict my freedom for the next 10yrs.Should I go ahead and do it or would that money be better invested in starting something and learning as I go ?  

@Chandler Dignam try GC Realty & Developement  (@Mark Ainley)

Builders have taken notice of the drastic changes under way, I encourage everyone to start running some searches to find all the development applications in downtown Hamilton, you'll be surprised to find some massive condominium and apartment complexes in the works.

I haven’t closed on a deal yet, but I’d like to start taking action developing systems for my future business.

I'm currently working on a community development project in Colorado.

Community development.

Yes, you can develop excellent systems to care for it but there will be times where you would have to fly there to oversee something.

I currently am a GC / Developer in Texas (active in Austin and Houston markets).