The house was under construction already and the move in date was exactly when I needed to move there.

We had to threaten to call the cops.So... we've had to move some property out of the house (highly portable, very attractive valuables) b/c we are taking her at her word that she's going to B&E the place.My question is... what do you guys think... and can this be construed as "constructive eviction"?

He got in on the first phase of construction, and they're now finishing their final 4th phase.

My recommendation for your next one--if you don't use cash to purchase it--is to ask around for a construction loan from a local bank.

What if they had the opportunity to invest in a material that would eventually take the place of cement, used in all construction throughout the us.

The loan can be used to refi an existing home or purchase a new one including new construction.

My biggest interest in foreclosures / under valued homes that just need a lot of TLC. we have done minor landscaping, new floors, counter tops, and currently working on rebuilding the 1 car garage, so my construction experience is slowling building... :)thanks for the great site, i'm sure i'll be talking with you all on another thread!

Even if your property is a 3/1 in a neighborhood full of 3/2's, you really could have trouble trying to recoup your construction costs from adding that additional bath.

I am a real estate appraiser with considerable experience in the construction field.

Whelp,I'm taking on my first building project :idea: Now,I'm young (just turned 20)...and in the past year, and initial year I've been investing in real estate.....its been damn good for me, flipped 3 new constructions before they were built and actually never made a single payment (except a few on the last one), w/o using ANY liquidity.