We are choosing new build because A) our family 4 has a certain size demand B)  the price-quality ratio doesn't seem to make sense when considering a preexisting home C) with interest rates being at near 8% with preexisting homes, builders are offering 5.99% interest rates and the exact home we are looking at is about $75K discounted because it's a spec home and the builder doesn't want to pay taxes on it.So, live in it for 5-6 years hopefully rent it out with a fully finished basement for potentially $4,200 in 5-6 years.

Although in cabarete you can also rent out to the surfers comming in but not in demand allSeason or as much as cabarete.

I don't feel right demanding they pay when I contributed to them missing a second month by not raising the red flag by noticing I hadn't received that month's rent.

I have always heard there's a shortage of nurses and high demand for them, so thought this could be interesting.

Humm...guess they don't have the same respect for our time that they demand for theirs.  

I was drawn to Indy for its growth potential, affordable housing, and relatively high rents (and high demand).

Consider the time, effort, and expense to develop a concept plan to include site drawings, home types, homes per acre, site storm water retention plan, tree save areas, conservation areas, wetland setbacks, time considerations for meetings with county land use planners, negotiating easements for utilities, rezoning meetings with county council, revisions to your plans to meet demands of neighbors, planners and/or county council, and hopefully getting a final approval for your project.

If they failed to provide them (and most wholesaler contracts fail), you may have a reasonable basis to demand a refund.

If you time this well, and develop mid-late Recovery phase, your projects should be coming online right at the height of the demand depending on the market.

I was told this is the way.However, on a property that I bought 2 years ago, the mortgage note says that if I transfer the deed over to LLC without their permission, they may demand full payment of the loan immediately.I am now trying to get them to give me something in writing that it is okay to transfer the deed to LLC.As for insurance, my broker says the LLC cant be the policy holder, otherwise, lender will foreclose on me.