I have over twenty years in the plumbing trade, mostly new construction, but some remodels, and a little service work.

The main reason why I want to be a re investor is because I want financial freedom and my job in the construction industry is not stable.

They should have contacts in the lending, legal, and construction industries.

That sounds like it would make sense as far as the construction schedule goes and it might even bring down your labor cost on the frame.Does anyone have a company like that?

From my experience a good majority of investors are contractors or people who work in the construction field.Your goal should be to be friends with people who do rehab work on the side on flips renovations, that way you can work with them to 1 Get more income and 2 Meet directly with the investor and form a relationship.Good luck man!

He expects the land plus construction savings (through me, I offered 30k construction management with at-cost reimbursement), to bring total equity of 35-40% from arv (sample computation below). 5.

In construction, there is no such thing as good leads, advertising yourself is the best way (or at least that is what they say, you know, contractors that use those ad agencies) to keep the phone ringing.

Hi Lucas,I also graduated in Engineering in architecture and construction in Belgium (but currently working in Financial Markets).

Now I will say that if you have 100% equity in a home, a cash out refinance is the best "construction" loan you can get.  

@Logan Logan A.undefinedYou can't be naive about construction techniques and be in real estate for very long, there are rip offs out there. $400 a layer does sound high, but you haven't mentioned how many squares or the size or the job either. :)