One notable company is Intel in Chandler who just finished a new fabrication production facility, a $7 Billion investment said to be the most advanced in the world, adding 3,000+ high-tech, high-wage jobs.Many schools in the vicinity are regularly ranked among the top in the state, there are numerous opportunities for great shopping, restaurants, coffee shops, entertainment, parks, etc.The rent/price ratios and cash flow/appreciation one can achieve especially in Gilbert (next door to Chandler) are excellent and I've helped clients purchase roughly 25 homes in the last couple years that fit the same model - relatively new (built in the last 10ish years - newer roof, newer HVAC, etc), reasonable HOA's (around $100 or less - which includes access to a community pool for tenants, front yard landscaping, playground/parks, etc), easy access to freeways, good schools, etc.

Make sure you plan on enough time to source and fabricate the tops.  

Here it is.If you want to make the most money possible in building you must have a lot of capital Here is the list of what you need to do:1)Buy a lumber mill2)Buy a fitting and pipe fabrication factory in India3) Buy all the land available in your market area4) Get your own contractors license.

I currently have a W2, in which Im a fabricator of granite which I hope to have quit in the next 2 years to go full time investing!

I have bounced a couple ideas around; single family renting out rooms, multi family, as well as a live-in-flip.I have no problems getting dirty, as I spend my free time building things with friends, welding, fabricating etc.I am looking for guidance as to some key articles I should read, books etc, as well as some avenues to explore regarding the ideas listed above. 

carport instead of garage, a modular/pre-fabricated garage, etc.)?

Best cost is going to be buying the slabs and have a fabricator cut and install. 

It is fabricated paper and they make money off it in fees and default insurance it is never a loan.

I miss the craftsmanship and quality materials that went into older homes, and am very interested in reclamation and preserving historical fabric of homes during renovation.

E will preferably come from their accountant, as it's not difficult to fabricate the info.