As we've seen home builders are already struggling to keep up with demand so properties will appreciate very well and cash flow if bought early in this area. 

I know you want to leave, but your job is your biggest wealth builder.

I am currently going to college majoring in RE, and right now I am involved in an internship with a big home builder (PulteGroup) where i am learning the role of construction managers, which can help me in the future if i want to BRRRR or fix & flip.

It's a better income builder than where it was.I'll ask about the loan to the custodian to see if they have had other investors "lend" from their SDIRA.

On my own inventory in Oregon we still offer a BAC of 2% and when the market is hot some builders offer 0 or 5k or like we did 10k flat fee.. for 700 to 1 mil of course I own them so I guess I have the right to do that ..

Hi all,I am new to RE investing and recently bought a few SFHs from the same builder.

We've worked with some Realtors, and spoken to some builders.

Thanks @Jennie Berger. there is no way that it costs builders $200/sqft to build framed houses.

Trying to wholesale while it can work its like I said very tough to do and your going to have a ton of deals fall out because of the inherent marketing times for dirt.And when your talking about commercial property its even worse.. you will not sell it unless your basically giving it away UNTIL you find a user.. and buyers of commercial are far more sophisticated than buyers of a rural parcel looking to build a cabin or a builder looking to build on infill in a city.In northern CA we bought 72 acres of which consisted of 14 parcels of record. 4 of them 5 acres each were zoned industrial this was a small rural county.. we sold the 9 that were for resi purposes in the first few years.

If I was working for a builder and talking to people about selling only those homes, you would not need to have a sales/real estate license.