It is essentially the same fee just like a new ground-up construction. 

Purchase price: $95,000 Cash invested: $1,400,000 Sale price: $2,300,000 Ground-up development of "Class A" SFR Lease to Own portfolio.

This is a Q that should have been asked early in the due diligence phase so you can have a scope of work drafted, that meets or beats your competition and know that your numbers will work. 

I have several PMs and vendors in Cleveland that I'm confident in and am thinking of a hybrid model where I run the financials through Buildium on my side and have a point person on the ground to ensure I have total transparency on cash movements.Thanks in advance and I look forward to responses, Jeff

but I think showing the construction phase isn’t necessarily worth your time

SFH Flips, BRRR portfolio, Large ground up multifamily development 2.

I can' stress how important it is to have an awesome property manager on the ground to both screen and be responsible for bookings as well as deal with problems immediately as they arise.

I flip and rehab homes back home in Philadelphia, but it took 2 years to build up a trusted team and partners on the ground.

Moving into the next phase of trying to locate investors investor realtors, and local BP members in that market to reach out too and assist with locating properties we can add value to for rehabs and or buy and holds.

That's more challenging unless you have boots-on-the-ground