But in most cases they ARE the brokers in this scenario so I just want some more clarity whether this is typically feasible / accepted by most brokers if you're just a regular sales partner..Thanks All!

first walk into your local planning department and public works and see if its zoned correctly and if there is infrastructure to handle that much sewer and water demand.. many times having to up size or do a lot of offsite work renders a project not fically feasible.

Are those kinds of returns even remotely feasible?

San Diego seems to be still be a feasible market!

Not interested in a 40 hour workweek though, more like 20 hours/wk.I know that I don’t want to own SFRs, so that leaves me with MF only.Is it feasible for me to invest in apartments as my second deal?

The land is already commercial and I spoke with the township and they confirmed that I could build a strip mall.My next step would be to do a feasibility study...

I am very much in the fact-finding stage of considering undertaking any type of flip in Penang and  I am sure I will learn much more about the feasibility once we are living there.

@Brandon Beatty, I suggest: double check the feasibility of raising rents and offloading utility costs to tenants too.

Based on what I have seen, the only feasible option to me seems like to buy a condo in a nice neighborhood for the lowest price possible (<200K) to keep the financial footprint of my personal residence the lowest so that I can save up all the more quickly for my next property.

This approval really hit home for me, because along the way I came across one attorney who charged me $750 for a feasibility study, to determine if what I wanted to do was doable.