Sounds interesting but you're not going to find that person on Biggerpockets in all likelihood.

Im looking to develop the land and built between 80-100 units depending of building stories.

Quote from @Joshua Bennett: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Joshua Bennett: I am seeking a mentor to assist me in my first development project in WA state.

I am personally more on the seacoast market, but have heard and seen great things in the Manchester market.

We are in escrow on a duplex development deal in Inglewood.

I wanted to share a strategy we’ve been using successfully in our Boise-based infill development projects that’s producing serious returns for investors — we call it BRRSSBRR.Yes, it’s a mouthful — but it works.

Quote from @Junaid Javaid: Hey everyone, I'm a highly seasoned multi-family investor and developer in Canada, with a track record of successfully developing over 800+ units.

Hi folks,I’m in the process of using California's SB 684 to split my multifamily-zoned lot in order to develop a new multistory with ~6+ new units (hopefully) on the new parcel.Does anybody have any experience finding developers and/or capital to invest in developing small multifamily projects like this?

Quote from @Bob Ross: Do you building a duplex (2 condos) is a good first development project?

As someone deeply immersed in the real estate finance world, having worked with numerous direct lenders and analyzed countless deals, I want to break down what this data means for lenders, brokers, and borrowers/developers alike.The Big Picture: A Market Slowing its PaceThe data clearly indicates a slowdown in the housing market for 2025, primarily driven by sustained higher mortgage rates and a gradual increase in housing supply.