We closed the escrow at a bad time because of the banking crisis, which significantly delayed our construction start date.

Jackson has had water issues for decades but thanks to the recent crisis they are finally doing something about it.

Crisis averted.

When you think about it, it all comes down to experience and experience comes from the number of deals done, crisis managed and disasters survived. 

This question is probably unique to Washington DC property, but I recently found out that our Foreign Service, as well as Foreign Service for many countries, rent homes for diplomat and staff to use from the local housing market.  

Had a little midlife crisis when I turned 41 this year when I realized I have 25+ more years to work and my 401(k) just isn't cutting it. :( I currently own my personal residence but the whole BRRR and buy and hold strategy appeals to me currently.

If Missoula wanted to solve the housing crisis, all they would have to do is streamline the permitting process.

I am sorry but I have tried 2-3 CPAs and they just cant tell me a straight forward answer without being diplomatic round answers

Except for 2008, which was caused by a housing / financial crisis / Wall Street.

I know this might sound like a ridiculous question coming from me but I have not dealt with new builds before and so my experience buying in the crisis was that I could buy almost new for 20 to 45% off replacement build cost.These are long term buy and hold and we have good financing available hence the attraction in newer inventory.