For example, we have to move the existing driveway (setbacks) but may keep it as a parking pad or basketball court to avoid demo and keep disturbance area minimized.Ultimately, we're looking to build 2000-3000 square feet above grade, plus a basement.

I had to rip out the carpet and padding and might have to replace all the baseboards and possibly some drywall.

In '08' we had a significant EXCESS of housing supply, this significant excess provided a "landing pad" for renters, who rapidly gobbled up that supply.

-I could diversify and keep the 300K to further pad my funds for the next crash.

A house on a hill is seen as a big negative if it is a high grade.Now if it is just a long driveway on a casual slope and not hard to back out then it is not as bad.Some buyers that might like that are ones with seclusion, ones maybe liking to feel ego driven and that they are above ( superior) to everyone else, and or where you get an amazing view of something ( mountains, lake, ocean, etc. ).For the house is there a big garage up top or a parking pad??

I currently have two duplex's, I am closing on a 4 pled and my next offer is on 12 plex with two pads ready for development of 24 more units.

Will you have to cut trees to make pads?

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VCT is so durable it can have a second life as subfloor.You can install padding/carpet directly over it.

They usually hover over the internet and regurgitate info while padding each deal.