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Post frame multi-family new construction
Understanding that all municipalities are different, are Post Frame multi family buildings any harder to get approved for new construction inside(your) city limits? Are there any not-so-obvious expenses to why this may not be considerably cheaper way of building(think Morton Buildings)? Are lenders opposed to lending on post frame/pole barn style metal residential buildings? Any other obstacles?
Looking for input before spending a lot of time researching this, and I may be overlooking something to make this a worthwhile idea to begin with...
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Wondering where you ended up in your research on this topic. I build post frame buildings for a living. Residential, commercial, ag, wedding venues. My experience is building them, not necessarily designing and managing. I am wondering if It would make a good investment if I were able to build it myself. A duplex triplex or quadplex.