Curious where you are seeing the hottest leads.Is it land, tired landlords, vacant properties, something else?

Not property age, but when & what was updated - which you can verify by checking building permits at local municipality.

I’m leaning toward build-ready strategies (with by-right zoning and infrastructure certainty) to minimize risk.

Hi there,I'm new to the forum but am hoping to connect and learn from anyone with experience with Section 8/HCV, BRRRR, fix and flip, and creative financing.  I am looking to get my feet wet in the next few months whe...

There is normally a "Senior" Building Official/Inspector person who has like 50 years experience at the city permitting and will know or direct you. - How do I develop with the potential to subdivide to separate single family home lots?

I would like to know thoughts on the hottest rental areas in the Louisville Metro to invest in.  

Building cost have been high and are trending upwards in the future, plus the cost per square foot can double when building unique structures.  

I'm building in a brand-new subdivision.

OOS is much more difficult than advertised though.I grew up in Silicon Valley ( Cupertino) and lived in Milpitas and Palo Alto when I could buy a house there ( milpitas I paid 80k for a new build Shapel home) and sold that and moved to Palo Alto and bought an older home for 185k  of course that was mid 80s LOL wish I still owned them.But that all said I dont understand why Bay Area folks need to think they have to go so far afield for BRRR.. you can buy homes for 100 to 200k in the counties just north of the BAy  Like Lake Co..

Generally speaking, unless you have a huge bankroll and a verrrry long time horizon, rent control buildings ought to be avoided.