If you find the property in mid-January but don't want to close with snow on the ground, then submit your offer with a 60 day closing and you'll be purchasing it going into spring. 

It takes some serious knowledge and work.I would not buy into an SA wine business without getting boots on the ground and doing some due diligence.

It's a somewhat arbitrary process given that if you were to build from the ground up, you could do multifamily by right.

Not sure where your research came from but what I was basing my perspective on, was from a professional working knowledge of being on the ground observing.

Quote from @Fakaradin Floyd: Hey everyone, I'm a 24 year old Software engineer that's always wanted to get into real estate, I graduated college about a year and a half ago and wanted to hit the ground running when graduated.

The Initial inspector stated i needed double ground by the panel so I put in double ground by the panel.

I don't know if this is your first ground up construction loan or not, but I would ask about who administers draws for the loan.

My partners and I (3 of us) are based in Miami FL (not the easiest market at the moment) we are all realtors / brokers and investors, each have 20+ years of experience down here, have done multiple ground up single Family and duplex builds and currently have a portfolio of single fam and duplex properties.

I had slept on the ground that night, me and my dog... over 1000 miles away from home pursuing the American dream.This was my second flip, I was out of my comfort zone.

So… if anyone here has had success with pre foreclosure in KCMO, I’d be grateful to hear from you.Thanks!