I know a lot of big builders subscribe to Landvision. 

You should be rockin' the passive income.I never recommend building because, when the economy changed overnight in 2008, builders were the first to go and have still not come back in force.I never buy land - it's betting on the future.

I’d avoid Garden Oaks and Oak Forest unless you are a builder; look to Indepenence Heights for similar deals to a decade ago, maybe.  

let us know if you contact any builders regarding this I don't see much about new constructions.

I think one thing you will need is Builder's risk insurance to cover while you are rehabbing. 

So the folks are looking into purchasing a new house in California from some builders.

@Jordan Moorhead He's absolutely capable, just like I'm capable of being a body builder.

A lot of builders don’t care because your insurance only covers what it sold for and they have to do more to it. 

I, personally, am obsessed with old house details and hate all the flips where people tear out original 1920s bathrooms and replace them with particle board vanities, builder grade fixtures, and cheap Home Depot tile. 

I recently purchased a shell in Brewerytown and we went to pull the builder permit but L&I is saying that we need blueprints since it's in a shell condition.