The program provided valuable insights into market analysis and helped me develop a clear vision for my mid-term rental (MTR) strategy.One of the things I appreciate most about the program is its inclusivity.

But I definitely looking to invest in some sort of software to have a better look at multi-family deals & student housing rentals/development deals.Thank you and looking forward to your feedback!

We've learned a lot along the way and have developed a passion for finding and developing great investment opportunities.     

I also visited homes from the developer in other markets (Sebring) and had a good impression too. 

Home is worth $330kThe Second is a Townhome in a student housing development called The Timbers in Tallahassee.Cashflows ~ $1400 monthlyNo Mortgage on this.

The center has an extra 20 acres of greenfield zoned for additional retail.We know there is pent up leasing demand, but not sure what is current development costs as we haven’t built a thing since before Covid.Anyone can shed a light as to what is the current per square foot average these days?

if you buy, develop properties and then sell them.You are considered a 'developer' and the land / houses are inventory. therefore, the income would be ordinary and not capital gains.

Every 2 years works of course, but perhaps You speed it up and do one every 6-12 months before you get serious or develop a family at which time it will be much tougher to keep moving so often. 

I am looking for an investor to partially fund some of the soft costs for a large townhouse project I'm working on.  Term 12 months or less.

There are several investor meet-ups across the state where you can meet someone with the experience and willingness to help foster your development idea (or at least connect you to someone who can).