-Commercial construction firm-Property Management Company-Engineering firm-CRE lender-Health care services-Plastic surgeonI like most of your ideas.

Steve, My knowledge of properties in NYC is very limited, but with what I do know and have observed personally (I used to tag along with my Uncle - he's a construction contractor) on buildings with age like you have throughout New York, it is very important to check for leaks, as well as foundational issues.

In some areas if you are buying land somewhere and building you will need a construction loan and then have to flip that to a conventional at the end of construction.

I plan to share my knowledge of new home construction as needed, to learn from other's experiences, and to grow my network with seasoned investors.

For new construction or a MAJOR rehab, where either the exterior is basically complete or we have drawings with exterior elevations, we may list it on the MLS.

I've been in construction for several years and my wife and I would like to work on having a few investment properties.

I can't believe the new construction every time I go up there.

Usually flood zone boundaries and or elevations are altered due to new construction in the area, which may be alterations to the stream upstream (i.e. building higher dikes, etc.), widening the stream below you are two such examples.

She's made the money she wants from active flipping, but she is an investor and so she's trusting her money to me (with some advice along the way) to make sure the flip we're undertaking will run smoothly.

There is a big pick up in new home construction and commercial construction