So, what are you going to do, stop growing your Empire?

My desire is to build my very own empire.  

Make sure to build in a buffer for unexpected expenses or market fluctuations.Consider conducting a market analysis to ensure your projected sale prices align with current market trends in the Niagara Region.Timeline:Your estimated timeline of 12-15 months sounds reasonable, but it's essential to factor in potential delays such as weather, regulatory approvals, or unforeseen construction issues.Legal and Zoning Considerations:Given the change in land use (from a single vacant lot to multiple building lots), it's crucial to understand and comply with local zoning regulations.

Harb you can search for 2-4 units on Redfin in the inland empire area .

Upon the sale I get back my 80K in soft, 60 in land interest, 50k management since I am managing So at closing I will walk away with $444,000 with still one house to build and profit from and we are inches from having a buyer for that as well.

Don't tell private/hard money lenders that you won't occupy a building if you're going to.I can't tell you how many people I talk to, and see here on BP, who are so eager to start building their real estate empire that they want to do anything to Grow As Fast As Possible, including "fibbing" about their intentions to occupy a property and/or their source of funds.There are strict laws against fraud involved in mortgages.

Hi Tara,If you're in West LA and want to stay in CA, I would recommend California's Far East Inland Empire - San Bernardino, Riverside, Victorville, Beaumont, Hemet, Hesperia, and California's Central Valley - Sacramento, Stockton, Manteca, Modesto, Fresno, Bakersfield.

Looking for Adu Designer or Adu Contractors in Inland Empire Area, Calfornia...

Wimauma is not as dangerous because it's further inland from Sun City that is surounded by man made lakes or Borrow Pits.

Hi Allen, although my property is in LA county, its a bit more inland