Including being able to observe the other house when you or your people are at one of the houses.  

From the buyers end I've observed (or more accurately been told during my own loan experiences) the decision can take minutes or hours up to a few days depending on whether the underwriter is in house or not (or out of the office or has a tummy ache).

Observation windows overlook each floor so mothers can study or eat or talk while they watch the kids in the center.

During this time, my wife and I have traveled extensively using Airbnb and similar sites, and thus have that experience, as well.The problem we have consistently observed is an absolute cavalier attitude from the owners - ¨It´s my house, of course I can do whatever I want - and of course you should pay me for it¨ - and this attitude has been at the root of most arguments against Airbnb regulation.

Here are my few observations: 1.

Few observations: 1.

My observation is that a true Turnkey, such as Memphis Invest for example, has completely rehabbed absolutely everything in the home.

I plan on getting started in the industry as a passive investor while an experienced GC/ Builder handles the day-to-day while I observe. 

I plan on getting started in the industry as a passive investor while an experienced GC/ Builder handles the day-to-day while I observe.

I plan on making a move to Southern California in a few years, however, I am looking to invest with developers building high-end spec homes beforehand.I have been fascinated seeing beautiful speculative-built homes across the LA and OC areas and I plan on getting involved by the end of 2024.My plan is to invest passively in such developments while observing until I can develop such properties myself.Any advice, input, recommendations, or referrals would be much appreciated.I look forward to your responses.