I'm currently a project manager in the construction business but I don't want to do this for the next 30 years.

In many cities, I am seeing significant quantity of unit construction starting too take place and housing prices rising extensively.

Residential loans generally offer more favorable terms than commercial, that's why don't usually hear about commercial loans on 1-4 units outside of special circumstances.Consider looking into FHA 203k loans, or obtaining hard/private money for the construction then refinancing back into a traditional 30 year resi loan after stabilization.

We have not started construction due to permit delays, although our architect says we are close. 

I'm looking for information on who owns what in a given area, and I am having trouble as the site seems poorly constructed and difficult to use.

I know with new construction costs a lot of investment groups can't not make money with low rent apartments; so a lot of apartment buildings that are being built are luxury based.

Other privately funded buildings are also being constructed around the area.

Hello Biggerpockets,I live in San Diego and I'm a project manager in mechanical construction and looking to find a way to get involved and get started in real estate.

I am starting a new construction rental in the Hallsville area, and will be looking for reliable property management as well.

Anyone know of anything unexpected that I might run across In a new construction duplex(VA purchased) that would make property management a necessity?