Then using market research for leases, we finally get the answer to see if it's in the realm of feasible.

Ended up great, but thats not feasible in a higher dollar market.

PS Please do not suggest getting 3 bids from contractors - it is simply not feasible to bring three contractors to the house before making an ofer.

Multiple exit strategies: provides a hedge on the market When residential values are higher, the owner can exit on an individual sales basis.If home values decrease, rental homes maintain their value with rental income.Owners can sell the property to the tenant offering "Seller Financing" at above market interest rates and sell the loans on the open marketHomes are spread over a larger area which spreads the risk of value swings in any one submarket.Portfolios can be sold in parts meaning you can cash out (sell) only part of your portfolio leaving you with cashflow.Portfolios can be refinanced in parts.Performing a 1031 exchange on a bulk sale is much more feasible than exiting one by one.Tenants tend to be more stable than multifamily with less turnover.In the same respect, I could list more detailed advantages about Multifamily, but my purpose in writing this is to explain why, as an investor, your shouldn't turn your back completely on SFRs in 2017 looking for the next biggest and best investment vehicle like the game of Monopoly.

Is there enough equity in the condo for a wholesale deal to be feasible?  

We will usually get 1 or 2 projects a day from sponsors or brokers asking whether we can get their construction projects financed.We usually subject the project to a quick quantitative analysis to determine whether we should pursue financing for a project.This allows us to filter based on objective measures rather than subjective feel.I have fallen in love with a number of proposed developments only to find out that they were not economically feasible after running the numbers.I hope this helps both developers and brokers come to realistic conclusions regarding the financing of their projects.It’s not that their projects can’t be financed.It just may take an adjustment to the overall capital stack to get it done.For instance, a mezzanine loan may be needed to fill a portion; or maybe an equity partner can help increase the equity portion of the stack; or, maybe both are needed to complete the financing stack.

Is there someone from that area who can help evaluate the feasibility of developing the lots and other exit strategies?

Just like setting up a home and using jacks, it is "feasible" (may not be the best or possible - but feasible!)

Is my plan with the hml feasible?

It has a 1.7% RV ratio, so it cashflows nicely.Is this feasible?