On the flip side, I am looking at doing larger investments, specifically looking at developing townhouses on raw land, and capital is king in that zone.

Even a long term tenant if you are out of country and you are managing yourself could be an issue due to time zones etc. but this is worth it to get more info because there may be advantages and disadvantages based on how it is structured.   

I need someone to point out any obvious red flags I’m looking past because I do not have a local network yet, I don’t know anyone that’s doing this that can talk me down with logic, and I need that right now, haha.Electrical is something I didn’t account for, you’re probably right that it’s a mess. 

@Bryan Danger zoning is more restrictive than Portland and you need to be careful taking an SFR to a multi-unit.

Most of the "tasks" to consider here are the following: Zoning/Permits- Biggest factor here is time/Architect and possibly engineers for underpinning.

., ~1.5 years) with a 4-plex, a duplex, and two multi-family zoned lots.

When the bubble burst, it wasn't uncommon for foreclosed home owners to have the unpermitted work red tagged to stick it to the bank.

Hi Team,Need guidance on how to reach out Williamson County office to enquire about land to just to make sure no restrictions, no easements, flood zone details and developments coming near to the land.Is there any contact number or email id we can reach out Williamson County office to check about new land purchase verification details.Thank You.

If you have the capital and you want it all while seeing the red flags you listed (which are 1 to many) then clearly you’re not here for advice.

We came across this lot of land that can be zoned to build a duplex on.My business partner & I are both Relators however don’t really know the first thing about building a duplex.