I exchanged information with them and would stop by their projects for the next month to see their progress.

1st lenders in the area will not lend on a burn out. 2nd I am doing this project out of pocket essentially.

Many of our projects have Section 8 vouchers on them.

I’d like to go faster but my team is busy with other projects at different locations.

If there's anything I've learned over my entire portfolio, is that there are always more projects around the corner, they take longer than you think, and they're more expensive than budgeted.

In my New England market I’ve been able to source some amounts of cash flow but my appreciation has been phenomenal and the projections for future appreciation keep me from selling to attempt to find better cash flow.

It's best for investors with a medium to long-term timeline and experience in development projects.

Some investors say it’s the perfect time to get deals done, while others prefer to wait until the new year.What’s your strategy for managing fix-and-flip projects during the holiday months?

Many banks handling tax escrow accounts for mortgages have mistakenly thought there was one tax due twice/year or totally missed one of the taxes.Investors should research the SEV and the Non-Homestead property tax millage rates to project what the property taxes will be after adjustment.

It takes a lot of work to find a tenant, your commision gained from the income should only be for the services rendered while the tenant is in the home ( in my opinion ).Some additional fees I can think off, are maintenances fees, for larger projects that require a lot of management and research.