I look at the ARV when we purchased the property and track/monitor that each quarter.

As the state navigates these changes, it will be crucial to monitor the impact on both homeowners and the overall real estate market.Citations:[1] https://reason.org/voters-guide/georgia-amendment-1-would-create-a-local-homestead-property-tax-exemption/[2] https://fultondems.org/guides/2024-proposed-amendment-guide/[3] https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/what-exactly-is-georgia-amendment-1-important-property-tax-question-ballot[4] https://taxfoundation.org/blog/georgia-property-tax-exemption-amendment-1/[5] https://apnews.com/article/georgia-election-property-taxes-amendment-1cc7a1bc2af404efbe6771aaf1819c7f[6] https://www.wabe.org/the-three-measures-on-georgias-ballot-and-what-they-mean/[7] https://www.georgiapolicy.org/news/the-implications-of-amendment-1/[8] https://www.georgiapolicy.org/news/would-amendment-1-bring-property-tax-relief/

I would be sure to document the slow progress and continue to monitor for the next week, but if it is the same by the end of this week I would have 2-3 quotes from other contractors ready to finish the job. 

Investors should:✔ Monitor Blackstone’s acquisitions – Are they buying more apartment buildings, warehouses, or single-family rentals?

This is a working theory that we will continue to monitor.

Finally, any advises or tools on how to better manage the development process, track expenses and monitor budget?

But if costs are high or demand is uncertain, holding onto the land while monitoring the market might be the better play.

Is there a way you can separately monitor each unit?

To succeed, you'll need to ask a lot of questions, screen everyone very well and monitor everything.

-There is also a generous rent cap monitored by DLD.