Personally, I like this and have had some good counsel on using two LLCs--one for holding and another for renovations. 

I haven't done this yet but I've heard of people offering incentives to finish early.

There were some costs involved for demolition, making an application and a survey coming in around $30,000.One of the best parts of this deal was the “return on time”.

We bought 1.5 acre of 15 acre land which was in agriculture tax exemption in middle of this year. how can we continue to get the same agriculture exemption for this and next year. we had calculated the maximum tax as $100 for the entire year during the closing due to agriculture tax exemption and have prorated accordingly for our 1.5 acre.

As a seller would you question this and renegotiate a lower percentage of purchase price (3% to listing firm only), or request it is a more even split?

Now you may ask why you would do this?

Sometimes the best deals are the ones that require a bit of vision.Don't hesitate to connect with local investors and maybe even consider exploring markets like Austin or Scottsdale down the line; they've been keeping me busy and have some interesting dynamics worth learning about.Feel free to reach out if you ever want to share stories or need a sounding board.

Can someone help me analyze this deal: https://doorvest.com/homes/120... through the doorvest platform? 

I’m on the west coast so pools are often a selling point and can charge more for this feature.

This combined with actually getting a handle on the success rate of the leads I am getting will bring the clarity to my biz I am severely lacking.