Finding a builder that works along the coast would be key.All of that said, I think your first step is to solidify your interest in the property in a way that is flexible on price and then approach coastal builders about doing some form of joint venture.

My fiancé and business partner has a little more flexibility.

My desire is to implement a buy-hold strategy to generate income that will allow me to freedom and flexibility to be involved with my family and help others reach their goals.Please feel free to utilize my knowledge of securing capital improvement funding, strategies to reduce property taxes, and knowledge of the Chicago market.  

Banks like that a lot more than an entrepreneur, so you can get mortgage financing for investments easier.I don't know what your personal housing situation is, but if you're flexible and willing to move a couple of times, I love the idea of making your residence your first investment.I used to live in one unit of a 4-plex and lived for free AND then some.

I'm looking to connect with anyone that can help me find flexible lending options or give me insights on investing in rentals.

I am currently looking to make connections, and hopefully develop mutually beneficial relationships, with local handyman who are affordable and have flexible schedules to assist me with multiple rentals in Clarksville, IN.Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

How did I benefit someone like that....I worked hard, I worked smart and I worked cheap, I was reliable and honest and I was flexible on my terms.

I can be flexible on where.Thanks all!

I am very flexible and love the human race.

@Wayne Brooks  this whole new genre of folks buying bad paper is just so perplexing to me.. who talks them into doing this.. these are the most complicated transactions one can do.. and you get post like these form people who have no clue.. they should never ever have done this in the first place.. and I will bet dollars to donuts the house in Detorit is destroyed and is one of those 500 to 1k houses you see being marketed and they probably owe 5k to 10k in back tax's and a 3k water bill LOL...