Hey BP Community,I’m looking for some guidance from those of you who have real experience in new construction and residential development.

Can anyone give me a current update on their recent experience with Thom Garlock and Teton Land Development?  

Subdivisions get capital-intensive fast, so the financing challenge you’re anticipating is real for most developers, even in the U.S.A few approaches I’ve seen work in similar situations:Phase financing instead of trying to fund the whole thing at once.Some lenders (private or institutional) will fund infrastructure and horizontal work in stages as lots are pre-sold.

We vet a lot of operators and builders, so I’m always connecting with people doing development projects like yours.

I’m looking to connect with experienced builders, developers, or investors who have a solid track record and are open to mentoring, partnering, or even just sharing guidance on how to structure a first deal correctly. 

I'm curious if anyone here has invested in Thom Garlock's Teton Land Development projects?

Hey everyone - Ashley here from southwest Missouri.I came into real estate development through an unconventional path - no formal background, just a growing frustration with watching affordable housing programs trap the people they're supposed to help.

I’m based in Maryland and work primarily in site feasibility, land development, and structural review for infill and subdivision projects around the Baltimore–DC corridor.

Does anybody know about the land development and invisible costs for NW Longview area? 

I wanted to get general guidance on commercial warehouse development (Standard metal steel building) around 5000 SF (Divided by 1000 SF each).