** I don't work for this bank, but I use their product all the time with Conventional loan investors - Centier Bank in Indy has an amazing neighborhood loan program for purchases of 1-4 unit homes in low to moderate income census tracts. 20% down payment30 year fixed rate product with no pre-payment penaltyno underwriting and processing fees (a credit of $745)low interest rate; typically in the very low 4.X%Originally posted by @Ayan Chakraborty:@Christina J.

Good stuff to digest.

I own a 5 acre tract of land, the subdivision has been approved  with 19 lots, it is currently zoned R-1, I am in the process of rezoning to R-2, and will have all the entitlements by FEB/Mar with the approved subdivision construction plan.  

-CJPA Tract MapTreasury Department Resource Page

MHW real estate off of groans mill in the woodlands is call me trying to buy my 2.6 acre tract as a piece of an 11+ acre trac in Willis off of 1097 east.

There are some good reasons that single family tract home is worth nearly one million and none of which are going away anytime soon.

I didn't get into why he didn't build NC instead of small jobs...As far as the new construction market here in Sumter, we are inundated with cheap "green" homes built by tract builders.

I followed the advice of someone on the forum to buy "The book on flipping" and "The book on estimating" which I will be digesting over the next few weeks.

Trying to digest a lot of information through browsing BP forums, podcasts, and posts and various other resources.  

Anyone has a Readers' Digest version of it?