Like most wholesale scenarios, you would have "and/or assignee" after your buyer name on the contract and try to get a two week option/inspection/due diligence/feasiblity period so you can do you investigation on the property and determine if it works for you as far as utility availability, engineering, architecture, talking to the necessary depts at the city (i.e.

The increase in equity of multifamily units is almost entirely determined by cashflow, whereas single family buyers are looking for other things (school districts, architectural style, proximity to work or other family, etc.)

Just a great architectural building.

With my architecture, construction management and cost estimating background, I have been naturally drawn to fix/flip and BRRRR strategies. 

I'll gladly repay any advice or suggested contacts with architectural advice (~15 years experience, mostly in new multifamily apartments).Thanks in advance everyone!

Looking for recommendations for architectural design companies for a single family buy and hold property in Framingham, MA. 

Personally, I'm a big fan of Pittsburgh and the surrounding areas culturally/architecturally/geographically, but know what your getting into.

Also, any thoughts on this area - i was basically priced out of La Veleta or Aldea Zama and I liked Tulix for the Tulum style of architecture and the low number of units. 

Here are a few things to consider and ensure you have included in your estimate:1. legal and closing cost including land transfer tax ($10K+)2. permits and architectural drawings ($8K+) 3. holding cost while reno (at least 6 months min.

I'm currently working for an small architectural firm and have done 3D modeling for several years for different projects and have recently started doing some basic renderings for marketing purposes on the side for a property owner who is renovating 2 of his commercial strip plazas.