I currently manage 12 in San Antonio with a 4.98 overall review score and I’d be happy to give you a revenue projection.

You have to do your own analysis based on your ability to fund.

@Nat Rojas pretty decent project timeline.Every owner wants their PMC to turn a property around faster, so they get a new tenant ASAP.The challenge is reality.We've do our best to do pre-MoveOut Evaluations, so we know what needs to be done. 

Greetings, BP Team.I am putting the puzzle pieces together in order to get ready for my first project, and ask that Houston-area investors reach out to me with the names of trusted contractors.Specifically, I am in need of a general contractor that:1. provides estimates of rehab works that come reasonably close to actuals (firm bids would be a plus),2. is able and willing to do cosmetic work as well as studs-deep rehabs,3. has a dependable crew(s) and is known to hit targeted completion dates,4. is knowledgeable of Houston / Harris County permitting and inspection requirements.As this will be the first of a long line of profitable projects, I really appreciate your referrals and any other recommendations that you could lend me.Thanks in advance!

If the purchase price is reduced for the atypical development conditions and the deal pencils then it's a project that you or anyone else could move forward developing. 

Purchase price: $60,000 Cash invested: $40,000 Sale price: $125,000 Fix and Flip in Louisville Kentucky.This was our second project in Louisville and it was masterfully done by our crew.We were in there the moment the house closed and our investor was able to sell it in less than 5 months.New roof deck, kitchen, bathroom, flooring, paint.

Lastly, any contractors or investors that higher contractors to build spec houses out there that are having problems purchasing the land, and with cost of construction having problems finding projects that make sense?

I am on the hunt for some advice, How do you connect with private money lenders or find money partners for your projects?

Numerous DSTs are now curtailing distributions, and I don’t think they are even allowed to make capital calls, unless they blow up the DST structure and turn it into a taxable (and very unattractive) syndication.So I think carefully considering market cycles is still a necessary analysis, even though it’s always a guess or speculation on the investors side.

What tools do you use for local market analysis in order to determine current supply/demand for different types of commercial property?