The hard part of it comes with getting the subcontractors that will buy into your vision (if they don’t, you will be the last one they show up to), and knowing the numbers you will need to get them to do the jobs for.

This skill is invaluable and a perishable skill.You'll want to share your vision and goals including what types of properties you are looking for with the realtor. 

For me, I was in a place of PAIN, I was making good money but the passion for the line of work I was in as a CPA did not match the desired outcome that I needed in my life.I realize the road ahead has many more bumps, turns, and struggles, but with Passion, and a crystal clear Mission/Vision, I know anything can be accomplished!!

(Still working on getting my wife to see the vision) I am also planning on utilizing my wife’s credit to help us scale and I’m currently obligating my self on purchasing another property before this year is over. 

My slogan has always been "It Doesn't Take Eyes to See, It Takes Vision".

But just like land contracts were a way to give lower income families the ability to gain equity in a home where banks would not finance due to the low cost of the property, once politicians got involved and it was easier to default borrowers the AG’s got involved and sued.google Harbour portfolio or vision properties.I am not opposed to this type of deal or strategy at this time, I just get the sense that it can go bad very quickly because of the politics in this country.

After 5 years without building, figured they may not have a vision for the property. 

Asking the right questions to uncover their vision and help them craft the game plan, seeing yourself as a part of their team and helping them with their REI journey, having passion for that!

@Caleb Holt I wish I had the same vision and initiative at your age....Congrats!

Building my own development has been a vision I've held in my head for years and I want to see it through.