If nothing else, you need an architect for most permitting exercises anyway.Glad to see there are some seasoned architects here.

As an architect, maybe you have somebody or you are going to try and GC yourself, but that point is not clear in your post.Your question is a worthy intellectual exercise. 

Our plan is to reinvest our profits into greater cash flowing assets as our tenants in our lease option properties start to exercise their options.  

(Catch-22 is described in prior posts...it's a $400 property in a $750 neighborhood where the family is living in unsafe or unsanitary conditions and cannot afford to exercise their right to complain or move.

For those hesitant, try Tim Ferris's "Fear Setting" exercise: https://tim.blog/2017/05/15/fe...

I know I know, I just find I can get a lot more done if I'm listening to books while doing all the mundane other stuff that needs to get done in life (i.e. weekend cleaning/exercising/commuting to work/etc)Hi Ayana,I believe BP is working on putting together an audio book, but it hasn't been released as of yet. 

While I have affection for Rome (and my property there), investors should exercise caution and precision regarding their plan, objectives, and financial means (budget). 

BUDGET - Just like diet & exercise.

Quality white hat backlinks take effort and time so it's not something you can outsource to another country, or buy your way into, without exercising caution.

We will also add a community and exercise room, vending machines and update the laundry facilities.