Otherwise your best bet might be to network in local REIAs with other investors who purchase at tax sales.

Still very good.The buildings in Costa del Este will have hotel permits when (and if) they are finished, they are under construction but yes, the high price I do not think justifies the purchase.The other thing is I wouldn´t buy except that you come across a rent to buy deal which are more common everyday. 

New construction SFH in a B+ grade community across the street from the high school and middle school.

Know how to take constructive criticism.

. $250K a unit is also somewhat realistic in those submarkets, though not impossible.Your best bet is a value-add strategy on something that has significant upside with a high growth submarket.

My name is Jonah Rupe, I go to school here in Lubbock at Texas Tech University getting my BBA with a concentration in project management as well as a construction engineering minor.

As Brie mentioned, you can not deny tenants because of their vouchers.There are other subsidies that you could look into besides CHA.I bet @Mark Ainley or @Jared Kott could provide some better context than me around the subject.

I plan to cash out and refinance after completing the unit, and using the remaining funds to construct additional units.

Im local and can connect you with a few realtors, private lenders, and a construction lender that may be good fits for you.

Does anyone have any recommendations, or even better any spreadsheets, excel or web-based, they use to keep track of all construction expenses for Flip/BRRRR properties?