We also had our foundation engineered certified (FHA required) Had a scheduled closing with an FHA buyer.

Inspections and Honey Buckets to Architects and Engineers, to door bells and mail boxes.

I am a contractor overseas (Germany) and as a network engineer for the DOD i will be working at Military bases. 

I have over 40 years of land development experience as an engineer so I can assess property pretty quickly.Anyway, someone came to me with a couple of off-market properties.

Their platform is robust enough for all basic landlord/tenant needs—rental advertising, screening, applications, rental payment, document storage, maintenance requests, etc.

Then go price an engineer to do your site plan and foundation. 

It all depends on how robust it needs to be, but you probably can't beat the price for this one—just over $2,000 with sidewalls https://gettent.com/20-x-40-presto-series-pole-canopy-1-piec...

I would imagine it would involve architects, attorneys, civil engineers and surveyors to get you a plat drawn.

That's the beautiful thing about tech and automation.It can take some time to set up and integrate and implement processes.But once done properly, you can scale quicker and easier and not be worried to take on a book of 189 units per se when the opportunity presents itself.I reverse engineered "scale" within our company and focused on systems and optimizing.Now it's time to monetize 🙏Getting very close to being able to throw gasoline on the fire for scale.We could scale easier in another market but to be honest, not in the mood of being like some of the other nation wide PM's where they do M&A nationwide.Plus, I'm "semi-retired" and prefer to keep it that way hahaThere are limits to growth in our local market but it's not necessary a bad thing.Cheers mate

Good stuff - I will be interested especially in the Short Term Rental space - the constantly predicted "AirBnBust" these last two years has simply not materialized (mostly due to the fact that most of these borrowers are locked in at 30-year fixed low rate debt from '20 or '21.)Lot of people caught up in the hype (amateurs) maybe will look to "get out" in 2023 with a somewhat drop in rates and stableish prices - lots of professional STR investors on the sidelines ready to come in - could be a robust market again as the march toward consolidation/institutionalization of STRs continues