Be A Successful Green Land Developer

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Help the Environment While Increasing Sales Bestselling author R. Dodge Woodson brings the growing number of options available for developing land without doing harm to natural areas. In this comprehensive guide, he explains how such building techniques will increase sales, improve the bottom line, and help sustain the environment. Be a Successful Green Land Developer addresses all the practical issues that arise when embarking upon green building projects. It explains every aspect of the subject, from getting started in the green building business to mastering green terminology to making money with green methods. Learn how to understand zoning requirements, covenants, and restrictionsx2026;write winning proposalsx2026;and expand business. The book also examines 20 common mistakes and how to avoid them. Green construction is here to stay. Use Be a Successful Green Land Developer as a roadmap to profits and growth in this exciting new realm of business. This practical, plain-English guide to green land development includes: Valuable tips on preparing winning bids Step-by-step advice on expanding a green building business Important insight into the costs associated with earth-friendly land development Sample contracts, zoning forms, and development/broker forms Develop a lucrative green development enterprise with valuable lessons onx2026; Using Green to Make Big Bucks x2022; Building a Strong Development Team x2022; Working with Real Estate Brokers x2022; Setting Up Your Lenders and Investors x2022; Finding Suitable Development Property x2022; What Makes a Project Viable? x2022; Looking for Land in All the Right Places x2022; Initial Investigations x2022; Drainage Factors x2022; Soil Considerations x2022; Calculating Land Losses for Roads and Green Space x2022; Water Requirements x2022; And More

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R. Dodge Woodson has authored several books published by McGraw-Hill and has operated a successful land development company. He is currently developing 136 acres of land in Maine while retaining 1400 feet of river frontage, two beaver ponds, heavily wooded areas, and an abundance of wildlife.