Oh, and that dog the chews up the door jams!

If you have strong income and a busy job, you want to be careful not to bite off more than you can chew.

I don't fancy myself a developer because this is more than I want to bite off and chew right now.

If the rodent finds the battery line and chews it, then it would seem that Darwin has already come up with a solution to your tenant's problem.

For sure I'll want to do in person, I learn better that way anyways.For sure stuff to chew on here.

I am with the tenant on the dog deposit, big dog small dog I don't see the difference, they pee on the floor or chew on the woodwork it doesn't matter what size they are.

@Tyler WinchellMain issue was inexperience and biting off more than I could chew.

Of course, the dog may still damage your property (pet urine, chewing, etc).  

Animals that dig, scratch, bark, chew, and bite, are almost always owned by high-risk tenants.

Hi Fergus,If you can handle the workload thats going to come with building the two duplex's, I say go for it.If your going to be biting off more than you can chew, liquidate.It really depends on your risk tolerance at this point.The construction loan is a doable deal as long as you have solid credit, have experience /hire a builder.