In today's (and for a long time) lending enviroment you should expect to sign personally on the debt unless to are putting upwards of 40% or more down and working with a local bank who undertakes your business and properties.

I mainly concern about being sued after I sold the properties due to I am a newbie and does not know much about construction.

Energy Tech Construction Inc.

I am on new on here so i will go ahead and check out the BP archives, thanksI am working in San Diego, California and i was looking into a buillders risk insurance (course of construction) with big national insurance companies like farmers, all state, state farmso farm state farm told me they can't cover me if i buy it with my Scorp.

(new construction, rehabs, flips, / Commercial, residential, multi family) etc.

I was in commercial construction management for the last 5 years or so.

A construction loan on this might make it work without having a heavy investment out of pocket.

I still own a real estate company overseas, I used to own a bank, construction company, developments, over 50 properties,(which I've shown him paperwork on) all owned free and clear.

Actually the more I think about it the neighbor could be a real problem for a retail buyer.You have a new construction bungalow that just went on the market for 275k just down the street (more “inside” the neighborhood and not on the fringe).

I have a great friend with an engineering/construction background who wants to start investing too.As to my background, I am a lawyer.