NestEgg has some areas it needs to develop more.

I'll comp their first few deals and give my feedback and my number (Or if I can buy it then I'll just put it under contract) and see how the relationship develops from there.

In the process of securing estimates from GCs to develop a total cost for the project.

I am think Louisiana, Florida, and Texas developers might chime in but if it is a SF, building above Base flood elevation is key to your flood insurance rates.

We thought we had this covered with the HUD architect review but it looks like our pre-construction lender to HUD- did not know we wanted the green cert for interest and point savings.We have 2 builds- 1 80% done and the second is on the development path with construction beginning in 4 months.  42 units for 1 and 40 for the other- 3 story walk-up. 

Officials say there’s a large need for supportive housing developments like Trinity Place in San Diego County.

In addition of that I am using equity to help finance a 75 unit development that I’m getting approvals for now.

If less than 5 years, expect a lot of development issues and potentially going out of business.

We've been reaching out to homeowners in bulk looking for motivated sellers that match the buying criteria for a large scale single family developer.

Lots of development happening, and you could potentially see great appreciation in property values.