If you have high demand, you will always have the freedom to choose whether you sell homes or not, either to the existing residents, or to new residents as they become vacant.  

Ultimate Goal: Long term financial freedom so I can retire my wife and spend more time with my family instead of working 50hr/week in the corporate world

All around the house is radiator heating with a gas powered boiler in the basement on an elevated concrete slab.

The notes are currently held with Wells Fargo, United, Freedom mortgage, Nationstar me Cooper and Loancare who services for Lakeview and New Rez.

Plus if you are not with a brokerage firm you end up paying more for technology because you don’t have the bulk buying power.

You also need to check with the utility companies and get cost estimates from them for availability, fees, hookup charges, transformer and power line/power pole locations or relocation requirements, water, sewer,gas, cable etc You will need ball park cost estimates from site work contractors for site work, roads, installation of utility lines etc. 

I am interested in transitioning into the development side of the construction process and gain more of an understanding of how finance works.I am also interested in possibly opening other doors for career paths in the built environment leveraging my existing design/construction experience either as a real estate consultant ,owners rep or tech prop entrepreneur All sounds great right but the cost is about 100k+ which I would need to take a loan out for and I am worried that amount of debt could maybe restrict my freedom for the next 10yrs.Should I go ahead and do it or would that money be better invested in starting something and learning as I go ?  

It can be very powerful, it can also be risky if you do not have significant assets to manage a worse case scenario.

Will the units have separate meters for water, power or gas? 

I am looking to make 50,000 a month as my dream for financial freedom.