Plus big equipment and not to mention making sure the land is "usable" land which goes into the soil, a whole different topic.

As well as the soil test.

For now, they will probably have to bear it until they can find another place.

In places where the underlying ground is heavy bedrock or really heavy soils it might not be obvious right away that the recharge has been diminished.  

Pre-treating for termites, making sure the soil is sloped away from the foundation with downspouts, that pipes are wrapped to keep from freezing etc 5) how involved are you going to be with maintenance ...will you oversee all the details? 

In addition, for independent contractors who aren't doing work with load-bearing structures, the cost of insurance is really very minimal....~$60/mo. when my husband was doing his own independent contracting a couple years ago, for example... in my opinion, there just isn't really any good reason for a reputable contractor to not have it... it protects them and their clients, and shouldn't significantly increase the cost of hiring them.The pitfall is that many investors just assume that their policy will cover faulty workmanship of those they hire or injuries on the job-site when the coverage actually may not be there... just wanting to make sure that everyone reviews what they are sold so that there aren't any wicked surprises in the event of a claim.

Palm Springs has double the active rentals ... it’s a major market like Big Bear whereas yucca and JT are mid sized comparatively https://www.airdna.co/blog/bes...

Crypto and stocks could provide you significant growth, but in turn, could also prevent you from scaling due to bear markets. 

I also have plans done, GREAT architect in hand, soil testing done (may need to be redone due to time limit?)

The account must be exclusively for security deposits and bear interest.