I am a seasoned multi-family property manager and have experience with many platforms.

A few years ago a MF boom started (that is still going), and I realized my older units in cut up old victorians weren't going to cut it against new supply.

AND unless you partner with a seasoned Real estate investor who has a SREO no lender with consider you.

Have not done any business with them but did have a sit down with the owners last June when I made a brief visit to Cleveland .. and was impressed with their knowledge definitely seasoned players in the space.

@Season Price Usually, when we are searching for lenders, title companies, plumbers, etc. it's best to ask other investors in your market who they use.

Either from infill lots, raw land, or tearing down an older house?

Each method has pros and cons, but it's possible with the right skills and strategies.If you are a seasoned investor, let us know what has worked for you and why. 

Hi,I have an older 1,300 sqft rental home that I'm rehabbing in GA. 

You're only going to get older.

I have been looking at buying vacant land that my family and I could use as an outdoor/ rural getaway with the goal of building on that land in 5 years and make it a seasonal residence (vacation home).