@John N CookIf you have $200K + in retirement funds, other capital, experience with construction, and want to explore creating a real estate development company doing 3+ flips or spec homes per year, check out a ROBS.  

I am currently in the market for land where I can build a new construction (ground-up construction).I recently read about the HomeStyle loan on BiggerPockets and wondering if anyone in Chicago has had experience they can share?

. ■ Mortgage ( 20% down so no PMI ) ■ HOA■ Electricity ■ Gas ( None because new construction house has electric stove ) (Everything is electric )■ Water Bill ■ Camera Security system ■ internet ■ Lawn Care■ Regular Maintenance □ Will I need to pay for " Trash " ?

Something like an electrical panel replacement is a problem, if you swapped out some outlets, that isn't as big a deal (at least in my area).If we are talking about major construction, like an addition, they could make you tear it down.

Hi all, I'm buying a new construction via a 1031 exchange as a long term investment property. 

As far as tapping into the equity without doing a refinance, we offer some great HELOC products which are especially good for funding short term deals like ground up constructions or fix and flips.  

We are currently working on a project down there at Mahogany Bay.We purchased a property there on MBV and plan on starting construction the end of 2024.

Therefore, I need a partner with at least 5 fixed & flipped or new construction properties with proof of HUD reports in their name.

.- Received an offer for one of our new construction homes in Palm Bay, FL.- Completed a 7-minute speech at my local Toastmasters organization. 

Done a couple of flips, currently working on one that I’m considering to brrr it’s a single family 3bdrm 2 bath.and hoping to get a multi unit next. we are very skilled in the construction end (have a hardwood floor business) new to the nuances of rentals especially in New York State .