I was going to rent but when I saw how much rent was in the area (600-800 for a 1 bed apartment, 800-1000 for a 3/2 not-so-nice house) and how cheap houses were to purchase (30-70k for a not-so-nice to moderately nice 3/2 house) I decided to just buy.  

And that will make 50 doors closed and pending for the year.I find a lot of small infill projects 1-12 doors for local builder/developers inside the City limits of Tampa.

I would first pick an area you want to invest, study it, and then find a commercial broker to develop a relationship with to get more information on properties within that area.

I don’t know if you’ve sold the property in question yet but I live in Stoughton and work with some of the top investors and developers around.

Most of our flips have been fairly extensive and we pride ourselves on putting out a very nice product, we average around $25k to $30k per rehab.

I look forward to hearing back from other BP members in the area and starting my networking foundation as I begin this new exciting adventure.GOAL: To develop supplemental income while reducing my monthly expenses.Hope you all are having a great Tuesday!

My background is in multi-family development and architecture.

Note that any development of the 6+ acres of land is restricted to industrial or commercial use, and any new construction on the land will have to be approved by the Ohio EPA.  

It involves buying a couple of well-kept properties in nice parts of town, that are convenient, that cash flow a little bit, and that you will be proud to own.

Thinking of developing a small warehouse business park and trying to get more information to see if there is a demand and viable.