So, like many, I've been intentionally on the sideline, but staying quite active with learning and keeping up with the economic data.

So, they are more likely to rely on the easy data they find, without delving into the market data more to verify it.

if you can finance, do it... going all cash in real estate rarely makes sense. my highest net worth clients know you achieve wealth by borrowing/leveraging money at a low rate.

I'd be happy to discuss mortgage solutions that can help you grow your business and achieve your investment goals.Feel free to reach out if you have any more questions or need further assistance.Best regards,Ty

Those figures are based on market data and info I received from a property manager who toured the property.

I have to collate a few programs together to get max data exposure / quality.

A smoother process can also be achieved by cultivating a positive connection with the local housing authority.

You can't possibly posit what makes sense to do or not do in one area of the country based solely on data from your market.

I did an exponential regression model and plotted 500 data points for new builds between $300k and $400k which is where we like to be for spec and found that the optimal size is 1400-1600. our floorplan is 1730 sq ft because we wanted to have 4 bedrooms and 3 bath.

What realistically can be achieved if one starts lean and mean, with couple of thousands of dollars to invest in marketing and pick up as things move forward?