I have been toying with the idea of purchasing raw land and, with the use of a personal custom builder/his team, building homes to sell or turn into rentals.

With 780+ credit and 40% down coming from our own home sale proceeds, using our current lender's "customer for life" program to re-apply, and with perfect payment performance over 8 years with them, is the 28% front end DTI written in stone, or is there flexibility?

If you're a store that sells shoes, you wouldn't sell to a customer who's only interested in buying shirts.

I am currently under contract on a piece of land in Homestead (just past Indian Hills on 285). We plan on starting to build ASAP, who do you recommend to take on this project?

Wow that property looks really nice and you guys did a great job with the pictures.

Recently had an "all cash" applicant not disclose a divorce, foreclosure and subsequent bankruptcy although thanks to knowing the process was able to get the picture and dodge the bullet. 

The seller owned the properties since 2016 and never did any rent increases on existing customers and his market rates were below market.

The seller owned the properties since 2016 and never did any rent increases on existing customers and his market rates were below market.

What customer service programs do you have in place?

Superior custom finishes throughout.