Since manufacturers build everything cheap these days, technology is likely to fail early and often and increase your costs.If I were integrating tech, it would be a code door lock so tenants don't have to use a key.

That's like buying a lot to build a gas station, but it's zoned residential currently...but maybe you can get a permit. 

Building a portfolio of this size takes significant time and infrastructure.Wholesaling is one way to get started with little money, to gain experience and capital for rental investments.

I've been thinking of purchasing a lot to build a 3 unit building made out of shipping containers.

I’m working with a group of architects that specialize in ADUs. If anybody in the Atlanta area wants to talk about adding one to their property let’s talk. 

@Amanda BahilThis is one of the rare times I'm going to disagree with @JD Martin.I think splitting the difference and losing a month's rent with this boondoggle, if you can ascertain that it is really what the tenant says it is (which does sound doubtful), is the way to go.You've got to work the landlord-tenant relationship.

Lynk Capital is about building relationships all over the states with their projects especially areas where real estate is most impacted.

The house we are considering is a new build 3bd/2.5ba in Lochbuie/Brighton Colorado which is a growing area with decent rent growth 4.8% MoM currently we think we could get $3,600/mo. if we finish the basement ourselves idk $30K?

It helped me learn, build confidence and really light a fire in me to keep pushing. 

Which option is better to build a new one or buy an existing one?