Another cheap piece of mind for the newer buyer in the market who has been an apartment dweller their whole lives is to off to buy a 1-3 year Home warranty for them at settlement.

Any pointers on who to avoid would also be helpful ;) Obviously this is one of the pieces that can make or break the performance of a deal, so I’m trying to cover all my bases as much as possible

This diversity is reflected in their housing preferences and priorities, driving demand for inclusive and culturally diverse communities that celebrate diversity, promote inclusivity, and provide equitable access to housing opportunities for all.In conclusion, the Millennial generation is reshaping the housing market in profound ways, influencing everything from location preferences and home design to technology integration and community development.

That way they truly care about the project’s outcome (time and money) and are your partner helping you solve the challenges that will inevitably arise during construction.Taking a smaller piece of the pie to gain experience can go a long way in the bigger picture.  

This is what I just wrote about in a piece I submitted for publication on how the Gig Economy presents new opportunities to the middle class investor.

I've heard a tremendous amount about using promotional 0% interest business credit cards to fund buy-and-hold investment deals.

Since you work out of town you can recruit people to drive around for you give him a piece of the deal or family members can help you for.

I used to design cabinets, so I simply sent them all of my pieces and parts and they ordered.

@Mohit Arora to gain some piece of mind in this same situation, I drafted a "Holding Deposit Agreement" document that is entered between the potential tenant and I.The purpose is to use the deposit to hold the rental until the lease signing and transition this Holding Deposit to a Security Deposit once the lease is signed and all other move-in funds are collected.You can message me privately and I can send you the doc I drafted.

If you're planning to buy and hold, then you'll have to check with the city and/or county to see what restrictions (if any) exist for that piece of land.