While a developer's experience is important, it is not a key factor in determining the feasibility of a project. The primary factors are market demand, location, and zoning regulations.

Debt financing, typically in the form of loans from banks or other financial institutions, is the most common method of financing real estate development projects.

Landscaping is typically not considered a phase in the construction process, as it is often completed after the building is constructed.

A property manager is responsible for all aspects of managing a rental property, including leasing units, maintaining and repairing the property, and collecting rent and other fees.

Adaptive reuse refers to the process of converting an existing building into a new use, often involving significant changes to the structure and layout.

Agricultural developments are not typically considered a type of real estate development project, as they involve the use of land for farming or agricultural purposes.

Entitlement refers to the process of obtaining government approval for a real estate development project, typically involving zoning changes, permits, and other regulatory approvals.

Government grants are not typically a source of financing for real estate development projects, as they are usually limited to specific types of projects or developments.

Sales refers to the process of selling individual units in a real estate development project, typically involving marketing and advertising efforts.

Political risk is not typically a common type of risk associated with real estate development projects, as it is more relevant to international projects or projects subject to significant government regulations.

Property management, asset management, and facilities management are all terms used to describe the process of managing and maintaining a real estate development project after it is completed.

Leasing the property is not typically considered an exit strategy for a real estate development project, as it involves ongoing management and maintenance responsibilities.

Subdivision refers to the process of dividing a large piece of land into smaller lots for development, typically involving the creation of new streets and infrastructure.

A corporation is not typically a type of partnership used in real estate development projects, as it is a separate legal entity with its own liabilities.