All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

@Young K.

i am a Cali native hailing from the OC and LA. I have been in Nashville 9 years. The market is alive and well (for now) if you know what your looking for ( I am currently building 6 houses and restoring 1). I am happy to help anyway I can. Feel free to message me. 

@Jonatan Cris

tell me more about this. feel free to message me

@Robert O'Grosky

talk to Lima One. message me and i will connect you with the right person

@Justin Browne Hi Justin. I am a Developer in Nashville and your question is a great one. Building 2 houses on 1 lot in the city is the best (and sometimes only) way to maximize returns. That said here are a few things to remember:

1. Zoning is key. The lot must be zoned R6 or R8 or R10. The "R" stands for residential. The number following indicates the size the lot needs to be to build on. For instance, the most common type of this lot in the city is R6, which means you can put 2 homes on 1 lot but the lot needs to be 6,000 sq ft or more.

2. The size of the home depends on the size of the lot. The height of the house cannot exceed 1.5 times the width, which can be tricky when building narrow homes. Also remember that you have 5ft setbacks on each side of the home which also eats away building space. This is why the "attached HPR" is so popular.

I usually have my hands in something so if you have any more questions feel free to IM me.

@Jamie Parker @Chris Harris New infill construction is booming. I am currently involved in a new infill construction project in North Nashville that is $1M. I prefer it to rehabs because there is no guess work in costs and comps are easier to run and the return is better. The projected profit is $250,000.

If you are interested in more info, just message me. I have others that I am working on.

Great to have you. Are you limited to Austin? I am operating in Nashville and putting together an investment team for a project I am currently working on. If your interested feel free to PM me.

Hi, and welcome. Are you limited to investing in Nevada only?

Beautiful product...when can I move in;) I can see why it sold so fast. Today, I needed to read this

@Account Closed Thanks for making this post Luke. I have had the same questions about wholesaling and some of these responses have been helpful

@linvalt thx for all the knowledge