The land's mineral rights owned by previous owner and there are mines all over the property.the drilling company states that they will work with her but that they can exercise their rights at any point to get the Kaolin underneath the surface.Client trying to see if any way to gain money from the land (since vast, there is space between the mines).Not owning the mineral rights, she will most likely have difficulty obtaining financing so she is looking for short-term, relatively low cost ideas while she pursues the longer term possibilities (currently thinking about developing a solar farm).Beyond hunting lease, any other suggestions?

I am interested in the Northwood area and to the north, and with the Rybovich development going up, see a lot of promise there.

And the city is supplementing Amazon's impact by helping to develop the southern end of Academy road down in that area, so more businesses will come in.Again, this is all to say, I think Amazon is obviously a boon for an area.

I'm hoping that you can develop an understanding of different questions to ask and what things to compare in different markets.

We'd like to pull at least some of the development expenses out of the sales money before we reinvest, but have been told by our title company that that's not possible.  

Would it be possible to 1031 the proceeds of all lots but one, and keep the proceeds of the last lot to help cover the development expenses, and then to avoid capital gains taxes on the money from the last lot, deduct all or some of the development costs from it?

We'd like to pull at least some of the development expenses out of the sales money before we reinvest, but have been told by our title company that that's not possible.

Newer and newer requirements are becoming mandatory slowly in design be it high energy efficiency, material which gives more light-air but blocks noise pollution, unhindered connectivity, better insulation, common areas designed for privacy.Which trends you think will be in future of construction specially in term of Design phase and Materials which will allow designers and developers to deliver future requirements.

If you're a first time homeowner, you could get a rural development or FHA loan where you put almost nothing down, but even if you could do that i would still recommend having reserves.

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