We skipped the septic inspection on one of ours and it costs us nearly $40k and two years to finish the project and sell it.  

That number doesn't include finishes which can be all over the board depending on what you do.

I am wondering if anyone knows any loans that specializes in this type of construction?  

I hope to meet some wonderful people and also learn some wonderful things while being apart of this community.

The seller accepted my purchase price offer, but I do not think in the contract we said anything about the property needing to be completely done with the renovation work.I have 5 days in the attorney review period starting today and I am looking to see how I make sure the seller finishes the 2-3 week renovation he is almost done with.Thanks!

Well, it looks like Florida won't get off that easy as we reach the last few months of hurricane season.With that being said, I'm wondering if anyone has had any experience closing deals (either selling or buying) during a potential strike - more specifically, has it resulted in any changes to your pricing, inspection periods, or contingencies?

He only finished around $2000 of work.

I always wonder what constitutes "low income" and war zones.  

I have always wondered why builders don't do more below-median houses but @Luka Milicevic made me realize it's the regulation costs of construction keeping it from making sense for developers.

Hello everyone, my name is Stephen and I'm a newbie getting into real estate investing with my wonderful girlfriend Selina.