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Discussion in 'Creative Arts' started by GTHill, Dec 22, 2010.

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  1. GTHill

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    #1 GTHill, Dec 22, 2010
    I'm almost reposting one of my own threads in Silver but with a different twist. I have a piece of property that I think would make for a unique and desirable subdivision. I'm not a builder and probably don't have enough borrowing power to take on such a venture. What would be my next move to see if this can become a reality?

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  2. DIGMAN52

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    #2 DIGMAN52, Dec 23, 2010
    Gene, our company works on the sewer, water and drainage on subdivisions in North Texas.
    I would get with either a local consulting engineer, or local utility contractor to see who the best land developers in the area are. Even the closest city engineering department might be a source of names also. You are better off working with someone local, as they will have the banking relationships to make it go a lot smoother.
     

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