I am currently seeking an investor for the acquisition of the lot next to mine for assemblage with the purpose of constructing a multi-family condominium building.

I got a 3.75% construction loan - closing this month.

Title companies are suppose to do as you direct them to do.You need to know what to tell your title company to doMake sure you have a legally acceptable assignment agreementYour title officer needs to understand who pays settlement cost and where on the HUD-1 to put your assignment fee.You need to have your contract so construction to be easily understood and with the right clauses and disclosures.Assignments are a great way to make unusual amount of income.Good luck.

My wife and I own Appliance Doctor of Lima, familiar with plumbing, electrical and house construction.

As a rehaber, doing construction on a house and seller financing to an occupant, you can't, same goes for any rent to own junk or lease-option to purchase without greater scrutiny than what investor types have done in the past, including last year. 

This means the silent investor puts 100% of the money in, and gets 50% of the profit (and the capital returned), while the primary investor does all the work, puts no money in, and gets 50% of the profit.By doing all the work I don't mean doing the construction work, but I mean managing the whole project.

We looked at some new construction but I prefer older houses and not being 3 foot away from your neighbors house.

I graduated from college two years ago with a degree in civil engineering and love my day job as a construction project manager.

I am a 41 year old with over 20 plus years of experience in the construction trades where I have worked with my hundreds of investors on their projects in the beginning of their investment careers just to see them grow beyond belief. 

I am very good at managing people and getting things done on time and within budget, and I am very passionate not only about real estate investing, but also the construction side of the business.