I go through all my parts obtaining private funding, getting contractors set up (meeting dozens of them to find the right ones), and I’m about to get my civil engineers plans for the addition as well to propose to the town the day after closing.

The AI will handle contract management, offer analysis, sending out offers, contacting title, setting up home walkthroughs, etc.

I'm comfortable with putting together estimates for the rehab, at least for the up-front financial analysis prior to getting real bids from contractors.What I'm less equipped to do is project the lease up story based on supply, demand, and other factors relevant to the area.

This is a ground-up development coordinated by CC&F (https://ccfne.com/), an operator that has been in business for 120 years and has built over 100 million sq ft of commercial real estate.

People are popping this stuff all across the smokies and nobody is renting them except maybe a few weekends during peak fall coming up.

Just finished up a project in Cincinnati. 

I'm not sure if that works for solar, but it opens up more possibilities.

Sometimes these deals are easy and smooth and everyone agrees, nice, and friendly, and then sometimes when they look easy, they end up way more complicated. 

Is it to have a property up there that you can rent out and then have for yourself when you go to Red Rocks?

You can probably get a construction loan to build on it, but just to buy without an immediate building plan on just to speculate that land prices will go up, unlikely, as there's no income stream.