Our problem is, we have identified a property to buy but we are right in the middle of construction on our new home and our lender has told us not to finance anything else until construction is completed.

They’re often motivated to sell before construction begins due to noise, traffic, or potential rezoning.

Perhaps in return they collect an acquisition fee,  collect a construction management fee & share in a portion of the upside.

Hello all. This is my first post on Bigger Pockets as I get going into my real estate journey. I'm currently in the market to purchase my first home (currently in an apartment). I'm looking to acquire my first BRRR. I...

This adjustment stabilizes income for many, and a healthier vacation rental market is anticipated by next year.

I work with a handful of clients each year on the acquisition and construction side and help them make an enormous amount of wealth on top of managing their properties here in NJ. 

If I can assist with any construction or permitting questions please reach out. 

99 percent of the time someone is selling a project mid-construction or after gut, it's because they already spent too much on it and know it won't work.

Instead of seeing this as an opportunity, people like you get offended, and their egos are hurt, so to defend it they will instead of accepting actual data, try to manufacture and manipulate the narrative to construct a realm where they could still be right regardless of where or not it is right.

The only inventory is new construction.