You can get in with a low down payment, gain PM experience from the ground level, and leverage that experience to purchase more MFRs in lower priced markets (i.e.

If you're still in the building and growing phase, I would leverage the equity and get more units to grow.

3 The electric panels are fuse boxes, and I don't see much wiring that looks new even though there appears to be some grounded outlets upstairs. 

3 The electric panels are fuse boxes, and I don't see much wiring that looks new even though there appears to be some grounded outlets upstairs.

ON my phase 3 of the current project  30 of 90 new builds. 

I'd say it's easier for ground up construction, but that doesn't mean it's not open for flips. 

@Daniel Tisdale I have a couple STR's in WPB if you have any questions on getting it off the ground happy to help. 

I don’t have a property under contract yet, but just asking them “when I get a property under contract will you be able to come out and give an detailed SOW during the 10-day due diligence phase” most contractors won’t or are booked out.

Do you have boots on the ground that you can count on?

There is nothing wrong with feeling encouraged by progress, but it is also important to stay grounded in reality.