My dad has 3 LT rental properties (one which has a huge unfinished basement and a huge old greenhouse attached that i can build 3-6units or so). he has a beginners lvl knowledge i would say of RE. but he likes new construction bc theyre brand new and will have less headache. and yes i understand it was a bunch of RE jargon haha apologies. as you can definitely tell i am just unsure of what my next step should be and im a little scared if im being honest. i dont want to make a bad decision. no i dont own my own home, i live with my famly currently. which part sounds better than real life?

I DM'd a couple of people here, although I believe everyone is busy.

We own a couple although it's a only a small part of our business.

I hired a local commercial real estate broker (NAI) to help lure in some developers or franchise brand retailers but I am not getting many updates since we've been in the listing contract for the last 7 months. 

I wouldn't do it unless your market is highly competitive and it is necessary for getting applicants.I have my tenants handle their own utilities for a couple of reasons:1.

I seem to remember that some LVP brands boast better acoustic properties (especially with special underlayments), but didn't take notes of which.

I've been searching BP for a couple of days now, with little results.

@Rodney LoveA couple thoughts from what I've seen at least here in Colorado:The process is longer than you thinkReplacing W2 income with rental cash flow is a longer process than most think.

Hey Nolan,Couple of things - An FHA loan can go up to 56.99% backend DTI (max) so you have room if you are only at 50%.   

Try bringing a couple contractors to bid a house at the same time.