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3) Manage: This stage bridges the gap between paperwork, execution, and profitability. Stage 1 involves the discrete process of purchasing your site, while Stage 2 involves obtaining a planning permit.  Once you have secured the permit, it's important to carefully consider and explore all available options before proceeding.

Why?  When you start building, you lose rental income and incur additional interest costs. Your monthly expenses increase from a few hundred dollars to thousands of dollars. This is why it's essential to explore all options, make an informed decision, and work towards achieving your end goal as quickly and efficiently as possible for the best possible outcome.

This stage include building permit, marketing the new houses if you plan to sell or rent out the new houses, organise construction finance and everything that enables you reach your goal as quickly as possible soon after construction starts. 

This requires a combination of technical skills, financial acumen, and project management experience, as well as the ability to work effectively with contractors, engineers and other professionals.

4) Construct:  Working with a reliable and experienced contractor who can ensure the homes are completed on time and within budget.  This can involve procurement of materials, coordinating with subcontractors and supplies, and ensuring that all construction activities are in compliance with relevant laws and regulations.