One of the local developers down here (DC) actually purchased the old HSBC tower in downtown and my company helped them with the preconstruction efforts.

I would like to continue working as a Software Engineer and build a portfolio to pay for my children's college in the future, take nice vacations, and pay my current monthly mortgage. 

I worked with a FANTASTIC developer from upwork to aggregate all the valuable public data on distressed properties into a program that cross-references all those separate data sources and finds the matching data from each list.

I worked with a FANTASTIC developer from upwork to aggregate all the valuable public data on distressed properties into a program that cross-references all those separate data sources and finds the matching data from each list.

I use Buildium Property Management Software.

All of these distribution centers being developed here are going to keep the population going up in this area and will make for a good rental market.

If you want an up and coming area, I would look around Bellwood Quarry or around the Pittsburgh yards development.

We are now thinking we need to develop off market deal flow or very distressed properties, but haven’t figured out a strategy yet. 

Then I’d call a developer or fix and flip investor in my area and buy them lunch or just bluntly ask what they believe to be the value of the dirt because they will more than likely be your buyers anyway.

Just develop an application process and approval method and follow it.