My main goal from REI is to be build a large enough RE portfolio, while finishing my military career, for my wife and I to become financially independent allowing us to focus solely on REI after my retirement.

The cost to build depends on the level of finish and if you are doing a basement or a slab. 

I'd be concerned about being the first few builders to bring a finished product to market since who's going to want to buy and live in a construction zone.

So no mortgage lates for 12 months.

I'll be owner occupying the finished garden unit and currently looking for tenants to occupy the nice and spacious 1st and 2nd floor units.

Hi All,My Tennant is taking me to Washington small claims court, to ask for Security deposit full refund because I got late to pay ( paid on 26th day, instead of 21st day)- due items included Past due rent, Tennant did not pay, and now asking it back!

My plan for it is BRRR, it is finished and ready to rent now, but i need to cash out refinance it ASAP. 

Not a developer, but I think typically builders don’t want to have more than 25% of the finished product into the lot costs.....seems like your purchase price is too close to the individual lot values, after subdivision.

Rents have softened recently so we'd be close to break even on this but presumably this improves over time.I've been racking my brain about this lately because we are going to leave the country for 5 months starting in August.

Hi Everyone,I apologize for the delayed response just finishing up final exams.