Just a heads up, though, finding those dream deals might be trickier nowadays, so be ready to invest a bit more upfront.Also Keep an eye on your budget as you scale up.

This was actually not the case and on a 300k construction budget you can imagine how many headaches, loss of time, and money this caused.

Consider your budget, savings plan, credit profile, and financing options.

Then, you decide on the combination of these finishes that works best for your taste and budget. 

@Jeffrey Richard there are restrictions is certain cities, communities, ect but as long as we do our research we can plan and budget for it all.

Get rid of debt, build a budget, and save.

one furnace would take up 4 years of your capex budget.

From there, you ask more detailed questions, like will you provide budget versus actuals on current projects?  

Make sure you set aside a monthly budget for maintenance and have the proper insurance in place for maximum protection.I would suggest starting with a single family unit before multi-family as you get used to the business. 

Key determinants include the percentage of owner-occupied units, contribution percentage for the HOA budget towards reserves, and a clean record without litigation, delinquencies, or major issues.