I'm young, hardworking, and eager to put the time in to get this thing up off the ground.

I want to hit the ground running and get this moving.

Welcome Ashish,I would recommend some feet on ground experience.

Let's say your house is worth $40k, you insure it for $60k and it burns to the ground.

Once you decide on people make your trip your final interview phase and start shopping.

I need them to go there, record videos, and pretty much act as myself on the ground - A LOT OF TRUST involved although I will personally go there and check out the property myself the day when i'll bring an inspector.

If the washer is on the ground level with concrete then a drain pan should be okay.

When I get on the ground I'll be able to verify this and go from there.Do you have any spots you could recommend based on your experience ?

We are into the slow/steady price increases phase of the cycle, and if I had to guess, won't see another downturn (when we'll see lots of cheap deals again) for several years.

As to unfinished projects, still building, ensure the other phases are under separate assessments and if not consider contingent liabilities as to contracts and projected debt coverage, lease up or sales of at least 2 years, look closely to the market demand and scope of project.