She has a semi pro baseball player for the summer, and another contract worker.

The county is going to go off the building plans/permits.

The first third gets eaten up rather quick , ordering materials , permits , dumpster , portable bathroom , etc .

Becoming an employer adds a whole different layer of rules/taxes etc in addition to that it might not be permitted by the Broker

@Marie Magno different state, but whenever we had issues with our Section 8 tenant we contacted her assigned case worker who would help the tenant understand that she would lose her voucher and face eviction if she did not comply with the lease, paying her portion and following lease terms.

They are both hi-tech workers in Dallas and are able to work from home a couple days a week.

Came across the area from a co worker as an out of state investor and realized that certain areas are able to hit the 1% rental target easily.

After about 8 months, I wanted some extra income so I rented out half of my room to my 68 year-old co worker, and separated the room with a curtain....Here is a photo: If I were to go back, I would NOT have done this, but it was a good learning experience.

What was taking 6 to 8 weeks for septic permit approvals is now less than a week.

So we make developing make sense for investors.We're also leveraging modular construction technology and standardizing traditional construction processes to develop faster and easier than ever before.Would love to connect with anyone curious about ADUs, permitting, SB9, the entitlement process for vacant land, or just residential investing in general!