Your money is not earning enough return now to make the investment worth while but it is unlikely you will find a much better place to park your cash.

The tax protection and guaranteed return sounds like that it is a worthwhile option.

I really just want to see if my numbers for Hard Money look reasonable if I were to try to get funding with as little of my own money on the deal, as well as get a sense of how low I would want to go on price in order for such a deal to be worthwhile.

At 850k The rents would have to be outrageous to make it worthwhile.  2  homes on one lot will significantly reduce your buyer pool.

Some will require that you have an account at their bank so it's also worthwhile to find out if they have free business checking.

you more so need to be willing to put money into what many consider high priced properties to generate high rent and make a return worth while. 

Premise: future payout makes it worthwhile to forego current positive cashflow.

I heard on the BP podcast that it is worthwhile to obtain a RE liscense before starting your investing career.

Its in a town we have a restaurant in i do mainly restaurant business, and have 1 sfr ( manage 3 srf including my own) at the moment but just recently discovered this lot off market someone trying to get rid of it yes new construction is possible yes i know contractors that will jump on it right awayJust mainly want to hear if bulding a brand new 4plex i can rent out to out of town workers on a month to month basis is worth while at a cost of 275k for 200-250 cashflow a door a month at a 15 year loan is worth it?

If it's closer to $1200 than $1100, it might be worthwhile to see if you could offer them $500 + their security deposit back (which you'll probably have to return anyway if the previous owner didn't keep good records of the move in condition, which most don't) and see if they'd be willing to move out.