It is clear the client here is better off handling both materials and labor sourcing himself.In some of the states contemplated for the project, the law seems to suggest you can only build anywhere from 1 to 4 number of homes as an unlicensed owner builder during a span of 1 or 2 years (sometimes more) and without a general contractor; so the client in this case is not retaining a general contractor because they have some problem sourcing for materials or labor.

Hi Tyler,I don't know what's bloody worse lolLived in Chicago for 2 years and now in Dallas.The Chicago windy winters or the Dallas humidity and mosquitos lolI'm still contemplating haha 

Have you done any detailed research on land availability near Sedona, regulatory issues, builders for the type of property you are contemplating, conservative revenue forecasts based on actual comps, cost of a support network (cleaners, maintenance, etc), cost of utilities?

Hi, I am a new investor and I'm contemplating buying a commercial property to hold.

I have been contemplating selling my home and buying property in Tennessee where I plan to move in the next 5 years.

However, given that I’m out of state, I’m contemplating using a property manager.

With x number of hours in, and time to contemplate what life will be like with the transaction concluded, the other party is more willing to concede points, accept a less favorable outcome, and provide greater advantage to you.The other thought is to QUICKLY separate the “real” deals from the overwhelming majority of buyers, sellers, borrowers, lenders, etc who MAY do a deal IF and only if they are getting the deal of the century.  

I am contemplating buying a rental portfolio from a real estate investor in my area.

My friend, this is where I step aside,  as it’s just not something I’m going to even contemplate.  

However, I’m also contemplating learning the flipping business, either by working with a flipper or trying it myself, to generate a larger cash position.I’m open to the idea of out-of-state investing but would approach it conservatively.