@Evan Anderson waive inspection period, waive appraisal contingency, put down more earnest money, make your earnest money non refundable (aka hard), close quicker (or longer) depending on which is preferable to the seller.

@Evan Anderson I appreciate the advice!

@Ryan Anderson one thing I haven't seen mentioned in the comments above.

I agree with @Craig Anderson in that purchasing during the beginning phases of a development is preferred because those initial price points are typically less than they are at close-out after many monthly price increases.  

Based on what I've heard from Brandon Turner and Clint Coons from Anderson Business Advisors, leverage on a property offers protection against lawsuits by making you an unattractive target.

(also to your comment towards Andrey, I think it's awesome you choose to live your experiences earlier, and appreciate just how much better everyone lives now compared to in previous years...I'm looking forward to the ever-changing present and future)@Scott Anderson That is super cool!

@Michael Anderson There are many properties with semi-attached casitas or mother in law suites up in North Scottsdale.

@Matthew Anderson this is exactly what I'm thinking.  

@Scott Anderson hey scott I've targeted Gilbert, Mesa, Phoenix. 

Hi @Cory Anderson, I'm based in Southern California, but I have started my out-of-state real estate journey in Indianapolis.