I have flipped a few houses during covid and remote working times and was fortunate enough to grow up in a family of real estate investors and entrepreneurs which has provided me mentors and exposure to starting and operating a business.I am thinking of starting my own construction/development company in a few years time and wanted to hear some opinions from people who have done it who are outside of my circle.

I heard of developers doing this with farm land around cities.

Unless you have developed software or paid someone to do it people often do not understand the cost involved.

Shasta to the north is also getting some development interest because of the ski area, proximity to vast amounts of wilderness with all kinds of recreation.

The more deals you analyze, the more you'll develop an intuitive sense of what numbers make sense.

Then eliminate areas you cannot or do not want to invest in and develop your strategy.

The successful ones invest a lot of time and money into building connections with off-market sellers and crafting compelling deals for them.In addition, one of the best things any flipper or investor can do is to develop their own off-market seller marketing strategies.

The first was a development project converting a motel into an apartment in Tucson.

The first was a development project converting a motel into an apartment in Tucson.

I just got the railings on a deck that was built over a year ago so…I wonder about how over-subscribed the builders in my area are.Your explanation about the possible reasons why someone might and might-not want to buy something already at its highest value is exactly what I was asking for and will help me to think about what my final goals are and will develop into.Shelby