Or @Engelo Rumora I know those are a couple of guys with there ears to the ground.

(Dang near perfect credit, never late on any payments, married 10 years prior to having our first baby ect) I was born and raised here and would like to build a portfolio here as well so like I said, if you can give me a round about what you consider a fair deal for both of us...I'm all ears!

I saw a piece, and it mentioned that construction NPLs are rather overlooked, so wanted to hear from BP, as to if there's a lot of interest in buying up NPNs of construction.

We have also, personally, recently purchased a piece of property on the Oregon coast in Newport.

BRRRR is what we have in mind to eventually do.We've considered a few options:*Purchase a pre-forclosure/short sale & renovate *Convert a single family into a multifamily *Buy a piece of property and construct a new multifamily Whichever path we choose to go, we would like get insight/feedback/advice from BP member's who have  traveled down this road. 

In speaking with some other investors in my state (New Hampshire) I can across a state tax situation that I was not aware of and was looking for some clarification.In NH when you sell a piece of real estate that is used for business purposes (generating rental income) you are subject to the Business Profits Tax (approx 8.5%).  

@Jameson SullivanIf there are still pieces missing to your investment problem, give me a call or email.

Finding the right piece of land at the right price is a challenge.  

So now the property im looking to buy is $600,000, its basically at lot value, its a 1940s house on a lot, the house is useless and I want the lot to double the size of our lot and its a super prime piece of property in houston.

Without my wife knowing I contacted the bank and previous job's 401K, and wrote the owners the most powerful letter I had ever written on our desire to own that little piece of paradise.