I would start with researching what the full cost is to purchase the land, develop it and build and then let the numbers drive your decision.

Our core values are Stewardship, Hardworking, Integrity, Personal / Professional Development, and Extreme Ownership. 

I am in sales so i already have the mentality of bringing the boat down but there’s no way for me to know how much the appraisal will be 😳

Getting a good smooth wall without putting multiple coats of mud on takes time to develop the skill.

On the issue that just arrived today, the entire front page is "Skyrocketing Housing Prices".Some of the points made in the article are: “What we are living with now is a result of and reaction to the Great Recession”“Add to this whole mix the pandemic, and it is the low-wage earning service workers that have been most hurt and that causes a really big disparity in income”“Sellers have become accustomed to asking over the market value and getting it”“There is going to have to be more affordable housing, bottom line”"the city is discussing developer incentives to set aside a number of units in development for workforce housing; revitalizing older neighborhoods"Here is a link to the full article Low inventory leads to rising housing prices across Chandler, East Valley | Community ImpactWhat are your thoughts? 

You will likely develop a baseline but it will not always be that way.

You don't need to do anything, Carrot.com developers are already working on fixStep 3.

I've read here that they aren't but reading the city's webpage seems to indicate that they may be allowed depending on what "zone" it's in, and some limit on number of STRs per development?? 

We took a massive break from developing new real estate in the wake of the Great Recession.

Third (I think by now ha) option is to sell off some of the acreage to a developer and make as part of the negotiations the building of your new home in terms of a discount maybe. 10 acres would accommodate current home, a modular home, a new build and maybe selling off a few lots it seems.