I realize sales agents do this too, but rental agents (the good ones) typically do this at a much larger scale and as a result (hopefully) have better working relationships with these landlords.As an example I know/knew a landlord that told me he was willing to unload a property for a certain amount, that I knew would rent at about a 7-8% cap rate.

I have a lot in Indy heights that I’m looking to unload if anyone knows a builder looking. 5 new builds going on same block.

And then, in either case, renting out my existing home.Building a house has a few things going for it, including some decent grants in my area if I build in a neighborhood that my city is trying to breathe life into.I see lumber prices are still through the roof right now. 

Fred Magid Try calling Jones Lumber and Ganahl Lumber, i've gotten some good framers with them.

Hey Jeff,I work for a quality lumber/Building materials supplier in town and would like to connect to work on some projects with you. 

Unfortunately, lumber prices went sky high earlier this year and led many builders to stop building right when demand was going up.  

I feel like the cost of materials (lumber/steel is not cheap), the pandemic, labor shortages to build, etc., all play into this.

and the materials used to make it are no longer available (old growth timber, dimensional lumber , etc etc etc) 

Proud of struggling through a massive renovation of one of said properties during the highest lumber prices ever, and learning every step of the way! 

The advantage of a van is the ability to leave tools and material secure in it at all times as opposed to continually having to load and unload them from a truck every night.