I don't build new homes with builders, but I believe construction costs are high and time frames long based on my remodel experience. 

This is the problem I observe with most when in comes to entity formation and asset protection. 99% of the individuals who post questions in these forums are for some reason pushed to believe they should at least research entity structures that are completely unnecessary.

Thank you to all for taking the time.It's not luxury by any means, but for the properties I have seen in the neighborhood, I truly do believe it is in better shape than 90% in the specific neighborhood at least - 1960s neighborhood, covers whole sq mile. 3b1b 850sqft, "normal sized front yard" (for the area) 1,000sqft front yard and largest backyard in the neighborhood at 5000sqft. 

Addressing the issue on both ends is key and I believe this bill does that. 

I strongly follow the abundance mindset and believe the more I share the better I am for it.Over the past 6 months, I have explored the parking niche with great enthusiasm.

I believe an effective approach is to include a seller concession in the purchase contract, specifically as a seller contribution towards the buyer's closing costs.For instance, we had a case with VA buyers where we implemented this strategy, allowing a portion of the loan to be disbursed to them in cash.

I believe there’s always a deal to be made but one must have the necessary tools and most of the time those tools are Individuals with Experience.

I searched and there are a lot of Epoc PM companies around the country, which leads me to believe it's a franchise.

I also believe that the appreciation on a long term is better in an area that people are moving to. 

People can be ok with that if they believe the appreciation in the short/long term will outweigh low monthly ROI.