The owners ran into some trouble (the ground froze mid dig) and it was expensive but the end result was a nice LEGALLY finished basement.

Beltline development mixed with affordability made it grow so much.

Any builder/developer that can take this on will have their own financing ability and relationships already.

@Tim Coppola the nice thing about having Lowes or HD install your unit is that they guarantee their work.

Nice group with lots of good people in it.

I am in the beginning stages of planning out developing a 5.5 acre tract I just purchased for building new construction duplexes and was hoping I could get some good advice.

I'm primarily working on deals that will cash-flow nicely which is a lot easier outside of the immediate area.  

If I were a passive investor, the only time it would make sense for me to partner would be with a full-time experience vet who can get 120% IRR on flips or land development and give you 60% IRR for your half.

Nice, I will try and stop by this Tuesday and introduce my self. 

I start looking into buying a nice big home after renting out a penthouse condo in the middle of the city when I ran into a speed bump.Buying too many luxuries, whether you're paying cash or financing them, can hurt your business as an entrepreneur in the long run.