You can always include the cost of the land into a construction loan but if you purchased it already it can play in your favor.At the bank we do all of the work you basically apply for the construction loan and the Building department along with processing sets up the entire process.

What I do with my A class is just wait until i have a 700 plus fico and then I have never had a issue with rent collection ever basically.. but I suspect if there is a divorce or death that could happen.All these folks buying for cash flow only and getting stuck in the D and C areas i dont think they actually comprehend that assessment is WHAT is going to happen not what MIGHT happen..

Between wholesaling and subject 2 you will see the size of those communities basically go back to the norm.Hey atleast the gurus made a ton of money

There have been many posts on the BP forums over the past year that illustrate the challenges with insufficient diligence.

For illustration purposes, you hire a snow removal company, they are ultimately negligent and don't perform the services they contracted and there is a slip and fall incident.

Basically I'm going to have to run the LLC side of thing just not sure how to go about it 

Basically I am loosing 10% a month so it's like I (the owner) am paying the late fee. 

@Ian Stedmanthere is basically no cash flow right now on residential. 

Feds have done subsidized housing already it creates basically ghettos..

Basically made bank during covid here in Columbus, Ohio