Hi,I am analyzing a deal where in i want to buy a land and build some apartments. what would the Lenders look for in this scenario.

Because of the high interest rates, it's hard to find any building that's in truly move-in-ready condition that will allow you to live entirely for free regardless of the neighborhood.

I have each unit in the building with a unique rent rate, so even if the tenant does not have the teller enter a note with the deposit (they often do), I still know who the rent payment is from based on the amount. 

Hello All!The market I really want to be in, is a small mountain town where inventory is insanely limited. The good news is that I have a relationship with a builder I like and trust!  The lot I'm interested is in tow...

Ideally I'd like to buy something with a few acres to build an art studio for multi media work, gallery and perhaps a few small cabins for people to visit with us. 

I own a business that builds modern, prefab tiny homes (or cabins depending on how you look at it), and I am looking for a market where I could set up a few of these to use as model homes, available as a STR.

Using your dates for context in 2018 I wouldn't have been able to build $550,000 condos in the neighborhood but the existing housing stock continued to appreciate and reached a point where it finally made sense to build ground up condos at that price point.

Currently, I'm focusing on building capital, saving, and investing to have more cash on hand until my next project, so for now, I'm simply educating myself on tax codes, financial investing, syndications, accounting, and creative ways to get involved in real estate investing. 

I said I would be buying a 2-4 unit building not building a property.

My goal is to build a portfolio to hold and maintain for the long-term.