Co-ops are good to sell to but not to own because they could control rent and other strict things.

When we build the rear unit it’ll be strictly based off the front unit via some percentage/math equation.

I am on the fence about comparing comps strictly to the units inside the complex.

In terms of vetting, you can actually being quite strict about bookings you are open to (must have state ID, certain # of reviews, social profile, etc).

Basically the area I'm looking at is notorious for strict and often costly U&O inspections.

In the meantime, you should get on a strict budget and focus on getting the best job in your chosen career (doesn't have to be the highest paying one). 

I have researched the rental laws and talked to city officials, as I know there are some pretty strict rental laws. 

Hi Kristi,I think there's pretty strict guidelines about soliciting/advertising on the forum (especially through PM), so I'll just say - I think I can help you.Feel free to reach out via PM anytime.

My goal is to start doing all my future real estate projects under my LLC to prevent my credit from being beat up as it was with the first flip (750+ to around 660 currently)Business line of credits also seem to be out of the picture as I don't have at least 6 months of financials to show I am a profitable business.My first flip was done with strictly cash and credit cards and don't want to go that route again if I don't need to.Any ideas on financing with my situation?

Currently, we are focusing strictly on land, as our RE prices are not worth it IMO.