If you can find the land at a good price, and the rents support it, you can BRRR new construction and use your capitol much more efficiently. 

I am a buy-and-hold investor primarily.

I understand I get the capital gains exemption for the side I lived in (i.e. 1/2 of the building's appreciation), but am becoming more inclined to just miss out on that and hold on to the first one I bought. 

I am a huge supporter of Market Leader (used to manage accounts for 40,000+ agents across the United States) and have seen many agents have great success with their leads program, but it is expensive.  

Buy a buy & hold with no value add with a HELOC would be a risky move unless you have the income to pay down the HELOC. 

I am a buy and hold investor in Florida looking for an asset based lender to refinance a Condo .

So, I cannot say that I've experienced a lot of success at this point, but I think the support provided by the program is incredible.

I’m not concerned with a cover that would support a vehicle since any vehicle would not get close enough for a tire to fall through. 

The properties I deal with are buy and hold properties, I typically do short-term & mid-term rentals that is my bread and butter airbnb, vrbo, etc.

Pick a provider that's knowledgeable, supportive, and technologically equipped.Unlocking Your SDIRA's Full PotentialIn the end, an SDIRA is about expanding your investment universe.