From sucessfully crowdfunding development to building and selling it

[Kenneth Bell]

Thanks to all that followed me through my first crowdfunding raise for my infill development project. I figured why stop the party! I am going to chronicle the rest of the journey. 

Some background information on the project to start. I was able to assemble and divide 4 residential infill lots in an up and coming area in Charlotte NC. with the current zoning I was able to divide the 4 lots and make 6 lots. After looking at comps in the area and the market I picked six unique plans. I managed to fund the first of these 6 houses through Ifunding. 

We started moving dirt yesterday the lots are being cleared and graded. They will stake the foundation by Monday and maybe we will have permits in hand by Friday. My building permit is in plan review (7-10) day . 

first day pictures

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/an1uh5r53buqnl2/AADB_u_...

[Jasmine S.]

@Kenneth Bell truly beautiful work! Just the kind of motivation I needed on the hump day morning!

[Mark Robertson]

@Kenneth Bell

 How are your projects coming along? Have you sold any of them yet?

[John Blackman]

@Kenneth Bell Got any listing pictures? The MLS ones hide all of the blood, sweat, and tears.

[Chris Field]

I love looking at houses being built in warm climates. No footings, no concrete walls, frost whats that? 

Nice houses.