Most 'seasoned' investors, builders, developers, etc. are more than happy to pass along whatever we can to those coming up in the business.Also, don't sell yourself short, though many of us may have years, dare I say decades on you as far as the business, there's things that your generation are uniquely adept at that comes easily to you, and that we have a harder time of keeping up with, technology!

been there done that; another thing to remove is the kitchen sink sprayer. you can buy an attachment hose sprayer, to the main faucet, for like $20.If anybody complains, tell them a builder put in a 1 hole sink in my house - it was built in 2003.side note - I don't feel sorry for the builders for going out of biz during the heyday 1 bit. they were so cheap & making gobs of $.

Blackstone was in Vegas last week and asked a small builder to construct 200 SF homes, they will finance to construction and provide the take out sale.

Not that you can't create something out of a challenge, but many developers and builders with mondo marketing and legal resources have come before you.

In fact, I personally feel that a large number of real estate investors on BP are trying to get a handle on hard money and private money, because they are buying properties as a business with no personal or residential use intended, much as a builder of single family homes has houses for inventory.

., buyer has 3 years of great financials. background: I was the builder/developer and know the cost of construction was $1.5M all in and I sold it for $2.1M, bank loan was $1.5M.

Your regular, run of the mill attorney will probably not be familiar with this body of law.

Therefore; why aren't more of you working with builders, or developing projects yourselves in those areas?

If it is more on the affordable side, maybe find an able bodied person/couple who wouldn't mind living there full time and doing the cooking as well.

It's not like an auto body quote where you drive in.