Answer to Question 1
This response should not that once a property is selected for development, a determination must be made that the project will be economically viable; the resulting property can be sold, rented or leased. The project must return enough revenue to pay off the loans and make a profit for the developer. In purchasing the land, a developer can find a suitable parcel and purchase it outright. At other times, the developer may have to acquire the land parcel by parcel a little at a time until the desired area is acquired. One danger of acquiring land is that the landowners will find out that a developer is snatching up the land. Consequently, the landowners inflate the price if the land. A developer may use a straw party to purchase the land in order to remain anonymous.
Answer to Question 2
CAN-SPAM Act
A hypothetical model of the process of cell-wall expansion.
Ovulation process
Abandoned Mine Land
Decremental property of graded potentials.
The Bergeron Process
Plot of land (Part c)