Is there money in building and selling individual properties as GC if you factor in holding cost, etc?

as a break between living spaces.I'm not a builder but I imagine builders enjoyed a little savings by not having to budget for all the additional interior walls, but maybe that money had to go into costs anyway.Open floor plans are nice, but a bit too open for me.

That lawsuit would cost more than the building, if you lose, and if you win you will still be out a lot of money; and way more stress than the batteries.

@Chloe Hohman  Agree with Nicolas, I don't see any money for you in this deal.Even if you could put down $50k, and financing $200k, with a standard 30 year 7.5% mortgage, your mortgage payments would be $1400 per month. 

I will negotiate the lowest MAO I can and earn the most money I can from the deal.

Then see if the money you might make is worth all the effort, money, headaches, etc. to build out. 

While there are certainly cases where they can make great money, in general your best recession-proof best is likely a more "average" home.

She'd have to invest some money to create this set-up. 3) Selling doesn't make a lot of sense, because in this market, she'd end up paying the same for a small place, condo, with less flexibility. 

So I'm sure someone with money and idea ready to go would be willing to pay to cut that time and risk out.

You are probably throwing your money away if you are planning to hire a "guru".