The worst part is the foundation.

Best candidate, worst, somewhere in the middle.  

There's no correct answer as lender's/investors change their guidelines/price so much that one month one lender can be the best at DSCR in price and guidelines, then the next month have changed guidelines and worst price.In the non-qm world I think relationship building is important.

People are successfully investing there and investing in the "worst place" to invest of CA. 

In my state (NY) you have to accept these sorts of requests unless you can find a valid reason not to.

If you have one close to you, they usually sell all sorts ofstuff pretty cheaply.

I’m curious to see if anyone has any experience in this sort of subject as if it would be easier to buy a home with a building already on it then ask the township for a permit or if we should continue to look to buy and build. 

In the beginning the deals and terms are always going to be the worst.

DM me with what sort of contractor you're looking for and I'm happy to find out for you. 

I need a checklist of some sort.