I'm interested in rehabbing g and reselling for profit have a background in construction and tired of making someone else money!

I suppose my debt to income ratio will have to be good enough for both the rental and the house being built (even though I'd be renting it out as soon as my construction loan went to permanent)?

I've been in construction most of my life, got into real estate about 10 years ago.

If there's construction debris out front they have every right to step foot on your property to ask questions.

Basically looks like new construction.  

We use him for our post construction inspection and he is good about finding the right things. 

- Your motivations to get into this career: I've been in construction for 25 years.  

By getting experience in doing rehab and construction yourself you'll have a much better handle on what it's gonna cost.

He's got some additional costs for construction built into his loan, proposed plan is to do a wrap around mortgage on the property.

That is my understanding and I've been to 5 of the islands and have not seen anything larger than a mobile construction office.