But that should be a buying indicator for a smart investor as you can get some really good deals on the bigger ones.I actually saw a 5,000 sq ft cabin (maybe 10 years old) that sold for just under a million. 

I assumed once I signed the contract, I owned the property, just land at that point, and have a contract to build the quad.As for if they run out of cash at 80%, I could close the gap if absolutely needed but obviously that isn't the goal.The builder owns the entire development, minus the handful that have/being built, so they have a vested interest in this working, they want to do it a couple of hundred times at least.

So, there's all this buzz about blockchain and smart contracts shaking up the real estate world?

Smart guy with the most practical advice, some great books, and he started in California.

To make smart, scalable investments, research your investment type, create a solid plan, and find a mentor or partner in the real estate community.

I'm looking towards house hacking my way to least 10 properties is the goal Not at all, it's smart, but you still want to be careful because you don't know what you don't know.

My smart friends seem to think that basement dwellings being tested for radon is next on the horizon.

We see fundraising wrapping up within the next 2-3 weeks.We're going to begin to put together pre-sale marketing collateral and contracts towards the end of this week.

I have a saying, maybe I stole it from some other smart sage, can't remember, but: "An ounce of action is worth a pound of theory".

Multifamily is a smart goal, especially in military-heavy areas like Hinesville or Savannah.