I can't say that crossed my mind. I

Quote from @Mindy Nicol: An investor told me he is only interested in properties that could return 10% (10% rule) as a long term rental.

With this in mind, I assume vacancy for the first 2 years would be zero.

With this in mind, I assume vacancy for the first 2 years would be zero.

If you change your mind, I happen to have done more transactions in the Tampa Bay area last year than 99% of licensed agents in the Tampa Bay Area and that happened to be almost exclusively buyer investor transactions. 

However, if you're willing to put in the work, building a rental property can be a smart investment.One thing to keep in mind is the potential rental income you could earn from the property.

Hi there Mindy hows it going hopefully fantastic , Im a new member and  been tryin to grow my real estate business hear on Bigger Pockets  and loving it hear, a few moments ago I received a message that Im being banned for spamming Im trying to understand how because Im in the middle of doing business with an investor from Dallas when I was cut off do to spamming can to help me please thank you so much stay blessed and great success 

Having buyers show up with that question on their mind is never a good thing. 

But i guess people are used to things like that, ICBC comes to mind. I

Second thing that comes to mind - I believe there may be a way to petition the owners of the lots in the development to get a waiver.