Habitat would do it but that's a charity program as you know.My only suggestion to anyone engaged with new construction with Morris is to be uber careful.Home inspections at each phase is critical.. once you cover the walls you cant see the corners that are cut.. even though it could pass city inspection.. also you run into mechanics leins and so on and so forth.. building from ground up takes a little more experience than rehabbing.. 

What I do have is a lot of drive, a great critical thinking and creative mind, and building experience.A little background, I am 25 year old with an engineering degree. 

The time and information the members donate through the forums is greatly appreciated and has already saved me from making at least one critical error (investing with Morris Invest.. dodged that bullet!).

I am testing out Wrike to create deliverable topics/items, critical timelines and assign tasks & deadlines, etc. 

I do appreciate any and all comments, thoughts, suggestions, criticisms and so forth. 

The nefarious connotation you imply simply isn't mainstream.I'm as big a critic of misused language as anyone, but in this case, I think your understanding of the term "hacking" is out of line with the rest of society's.

Also, be very open to your investors about the risks and expectations for the property -  communication up front and throughout the project is critical!

I am trying to soak up knowledge and Your critical comments are annoying.

I'm not criticizing you for how you feel, far from it. 

I'd say more for new investors, it's more critical to just not get into a heavy rehab situation or anything else more advanced.