I looked into other projects recently built by a developer we would like to recommend and determined they typically complete projects of similar size and type inside of two years.I understand many variables can affect both demolition and construction time, but I am only looking for a general rule I could apply in the absence of reliably sourced data.Thanks for your time!  

Does anyone know of a reliable one?

hi - does anyone have a reliable contractor in snj to recommend?

Of course there's no reliable way to predict exactly when the market will peak, but there are definitely ways to qualitatively observe the increasing level of market saturation, and thus get a better confidence that we are nearer to the end of the cycle than we are to the middle. 

As such, I'm interested in working with a contractor that has experience with all aspects of construction, is reliable and used to working with out of state investors (and can provide references), and delivers on the work that was promised. 

I'm using excel currently which is fine but requires a bit of proficiency and/or time to get it going reliably.

I'm an active healthcare provider, but looking to develop a reliable stream of passive income over the next 10 years.

Finding reliable, trustworthy GC's and Subs who want to work with you in pricing has been a challenge.

How reliable are the monthly rental income numbers?

Never touch a Historically designated home and if the numbers do not work you walk.I seriously doubt if you are inexperienced in flipping that you will do better than a GC quote assuming your quote is fair and reliable.