Indeed, the approach is commercially, let's say, "unusual," accordingly I have already given two insights into my mental cinema, under which circumstances the story would make sense from my point of view: In my mental cinema B the mentioned still undivided plot of land was inherited, and that sparked the greedy imagination of a financing guy: The undeveloped plot represents a value that generates creditworthiness, on the basis of which one could finance a building. Now, if one has influence over the current owner, but a buyer would look for their own financing advisor, one wants to spur the current owner to develop the plot with a building. The construction guy is also a buddy, and suddenly, dollar signs light up in both eyes. The commissions flow anyway, whether the current owner profits from it or not. If not, even better (for the financing guy), because then he will soon need a liquidity boost and the third commission awaits. In my mental cinema C the OP has so dangerously much cash dough scratch bread money lettuce that within his overall portfolio this plot has to be thrown a bit out of the window. Only in mental cinema A the hall is empty and there is no reel in the projector, because the shown project doesn’t rhyme with any profit (for the builder). The optionI don’t get it either, on the essential questions about the motive for wanting to approach the whole thing this way, nothing comes up.
was already mentionedHidden camera!
Indeed, the approach is, commercially speaking, I’d say "unusual"; accordingly, I have already given two insights into my mental cinema about under which circumstances the story would make sense from my point of view:
In my mental cinema B
the aforementioned still undivided plot was inherited, and that sparked the greedy imagination of a financing guy: The undeveloped plot represents a value that generates creditworthiness, on the basis of which one could finance a building. Now, if you have influence over the current owner, but a buyer would look for their own financing advisor, you want to stimulate the current owner to develop the plot with a building. The building guy is also a buddy, and suddenly, dollar signs light up in both eyes. The commissions flow regardless of whether the current owner profits from it or not. If not, even better (for the financing guy), because then he will soon need a liquidity injection, and the third commission is in sight.
In my mental cinema C
the OP has so much damn money, dough, cash, bread, dough, that within his overall portfolio this plot just has to be thrown out a little bit.
Only in mental cinema A is the hall empty and there is no reel in the projector, because no profit (for the builder) rhymes with the shown project. The option
has already been mentioned
Hello directly nothing like that.but what does this have to do with the 2 plots now?
Correct. According to his specificationsYou are planning the development of these 2 plots for your employer?
That is also my opinion. I already had other designs which, in my opinion, would also make sense and purpose. But the final decision goes through my boss - and he does not think much of "standards" and strongly represents his opinion! [/QUOTE]Since you have only built apartment buildings so far, are you not familiar with the single-family house sector? We already build single-family homes and are very familiar with it. As far as planning is concerned, rather less. When something comes to the table, it is private individuals who already have an idea or know what they want. Then planning and application are also no problem. Exactly. We are more in the apartment building sector [QUOTE="RomeoZwo, post: 372375, member: 46925"] Standard floor plans ala Town & Country Flair
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