As a builder (built and closed 500+ homes), if you use "price per SF" as a metric you'll get burned.

Another RE related job to investigate is becoming an Onsite Builder Sales Representative.

When delivering any notices, include this wording in the body of the letter. https://leg.mt.gov/bills/mca/t...edit: to add to this, do not delay your procedures, and follow everything to the word of the law.

I explained the process to a Realtor who worked with a large home builder in this area and taught him the hoops, they now have a lrage portfolio from which to leverage other deals.

As builders on a subdivision we used to request the title company be a specific one, as they'd already done the title for the subdivision map, etc., and had everything done, plus they gave us a better rate, which benefited buyers too.

I came across fortune builders and they already have a real estate system in place.

Those of you that are familiar with the NW, may have heard of some home builders that can build on your lot for approximately $50/sf.

I'm hoping this activity will give other builders the confidence to also start working the neighborhood.

Generally, though, I find that sending them the rents on time is the best confidence builder.

I was talking to a friend of mine who has been renting apartments for about 10 years. his advice to me was just clean the apartment really well everything is commercial grade carpet and builder grade fixtures and counters vanites,etcme being somewhat of an artist wanted to make the apartment a little hgtv worthy.