Hopefully, Gen Z is going to be handier than my stereotypical millenials.

You'll also need to write a letter to the underwriter explaining that the new place is an increase in standard of living for X, Y, Z.

$x over y years at z% interest with an option period of n days. interest  What part are you having trouble understanding?

You don't necessarily want to stand on the dry bank and then try & divert the stream to you.But as far as effort & startup costs, renting out dirt, portable containers, and then building permanent units is going to be progressively more expensive, so estimate the potential revenue with each of those options to find out if the juice is worth the squeeze.And of course as @Rachel H. said above there's more than just the financials - you're going to have to get P&Z on board, hearings if you're changing land use, possibly environmental testing, geotech surveys, etc.Best of luck to you!

There's plenty of them out there who do not charge for a quote.Next, ask your investors and your contractors to see their line-item bids.In other words, what is each budgeting for in x,y, and z on the rehab?

Here's a thought; Generation Z, which is on the heels of Millenials, is going to redefine the idea of renting and approach it more as long term Airbnb - meaning not renting the same place for more than 12 months. 

I’m thinking I would like to get started with single family homesMike Z

(Z) "Bona fide" means made in good faith or without purpose of circumventing license law.

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Wall Street is blasting at Z for even getting into such business.