The way you become a developer is to find a project and make it happen.  

I know I want to start small/slow with one project (either a rehab/flip or a buy/hold long-term rental) and invest only in areas that I know or live (Los Angeles, Orange County, CA) at least in the beginning.

Development probably isn't going down much, so you'd have to run an analysis on the potential yield of the project and what the risks are.

East Point has affordable prices, Decatur has charming homes, College Park has redevelopment projects, Lithonia / Stonecrest has affordable homes, Mableton has a quiet suburban vibe.Good luck!

The percentage of the projected AirDNA revenue will depend on your experience and credit score.

@Michele RichardChicago neighborhoods and suburbs are ideal for rental properties and Building Reconstruction Redevelopment (BRRRRR) due to proximity to major development projects, affordable multi-family units, and strong rental demand.

Fee simple lots provide greater flexibility than multifamily projects under one parcel.4) Kimberly Byrum - Lease-Up Rates by Asset Type:Garden Style Multifamily: 18 units per monthBTR Cottage Style: 12 units per monthBTR SFH Detached: 8 units per month5) John Jones (BBL Building) - Efficient and thoughtful design remains the best way to reduce costs.6) Tony Benge Margins are comparable between garden style multi-family & BTR, but BTR is in much higher demand.It was a great turnout, excited to see the BTR sector’s growth between now and next year’s event!

It’s a great environment for real estate, from single-family rentals to multifamily projects.

He responds quickly but not interested in my project.

Used them on my latest project and they were so easy to work with