They tear them down & build homes that literally fill the max allowable lot footprint so I can't wait to see the monstrosity they build on it.Case in point one block away...another one going up

I have a good roofing contractor I can refer, I don't get anything for referring him but he's done 2 buildings I manage and 1 building on the block because I referred them.  

I bought 2 homes from NetWorth Realty, one in Brandon & Plant City and rehab budgets for both went thousands and thousands more on a medium sized block home.

You have to know your blocks and the market there as the wrong block could be a tough sell.

In general, running utility lines to/pouring a concrete slab for the prefab home could be required, and usually isn't cheap where I live.

Specifics are:- 4200 SQFT - 3 stories with a rooftop deck- Elevator- 5 Bedrooms- 5 Full baths, 2 Half baths- Requires 30 FT Pilings- Block construction- Impact windows- Retail price point of $2.5MM+We are in the process of obtaining GC bids and are looking at experienced contractors with solid track records.

It's a great feeling when every lead that responds to my marketing has a property that checks all of my blocks for being a qualified lead.I'll explain the criteria that I usually use and why I do.

I am thinking of replacing all the windows with glass blocks, for security at a minimum.

Don't forget the all-important capability of interfacing seamlessly two ways (reservations and cancellations, reductions in group blocks) when you build it out. 

Many people think resal estate investing it like building something out of lego blocks, that A leads to B and B leads to and connects to C in only one way but the truth is that real estate investing is much more flexible than that and can vary quite a bit.