Creating enough supply quickly is difficult, we need more trades people, more land, changes in zoning law,  lower lumber prices, more builders - it could take a decade.

 I own a property in the downtown that is R03A-SPD.  It is a 6-plex but with the existing building size, I could easily add 2 units, but cutting the size of the larger units.  Does anyone have any information about ho...

Create your criteria and zone in on a location and keep searching.

I know the area needs to be zoned for that.

What is the flood zone, is it in a 100 year or 500 year plain.

I recently found a multi-family property I've been eyeing is zoned for residential. 

This is where the first red flag happens.

Unsure if you have a special situation going on but my grandfather had luck going to the county planning and zoning commission as he bought 5 acres of land many years ago that was just pasture land.

I already have done all my homework (unrestricted zoning, no hoa/poa, no deed restrictions..Etc).

I asked the trades for recommendations, asked neighbors, stopped at 10s of job sites, met them at the big box parking lot, snapped pics of the phone #s at red lights, etc.