I rolling into town one week spent 3 days.. funded 4 flips and bought 3 building lots and starting building new construction.. fast forward and we are closing one on 3 1/2 woodall today for 440k .It was a leap of faith for sure..

I'm thinking I could sell the property to a builder, pay back the funding and pocket the rest.2) Add in my fee and wholesale to a builder or investor looking to get into new construction.

I won the court battle and became a full time father (which in and of itself is a major undertaking) I then started a consultation business and helped over 2 dozen businesses flip their margins.

My career is directly related to construction, but they'll require me to hire a GC because its my first personal deal.My FICO is 691, plenty good to qualify, but because its my first deal, they require a score over 700 to get the 70% LTVThe deal has strong potential profit and we have the cash to do 60% LTV, but I dont want to use it all.This late in the process, what are my options to reverse course with the lender without killing the deal?

Thanks for actual constructive advice.

Thanks.Have you checked into a construction loan?

Construction experience. 

A wind mitigation report may not do much for you because a 10 story building will be rated as superior construction with a reinforced concrete roof.

I'm looking to hire established general and sub contractors but would like the BP community to provide me tips on what to look for, as well as how to obtain wholesale pricing on construction items.Thanks in advance!

I'm awesome at negotiating and getting any deal to make money.I had a construction company in NY which we specialized in SFR renovations.I can do:-Wholesaling-Sub-tos-Wraps-Flips-Buy and Holds-Equity Partnering-and a lot morFor anything else I'm sure I have the number to someone who can do it!