In reference to the appointments, that was a typo, 38 appointments out of 529 contacts, so 7%, however as indicated in my initial post all of these are not actually qualified leads even though they were dispositioned as such. 

I'm not sure how to post them on the file section so email me if you want them or would like to talk about them.

Especially post covid with all the supply chain issues that followed.  4-6 months is a much more realistic timeline and if the builder is off any worth you might have to get in line.  4-6 months is assuming you have closed on the property, permits are in place, a contract is signed, and the weather allows me to start today.  

I will look into that area, thanks for that information.

Your post is a great example.

Good information, thanks for sharing. 

Here's an example of one of the post on the facebook group.Fix and flip Joint Venture Deal in Orlando, FLEstimated Rehab Days: 28 Days.Rehab Cost: $41,000ROI: 35%Asking: $227,000ARV: $375,000EMD: 15%I seek a partner to sponsor the full rehab for this property for a 35%($14,350) return after 28 daysDm if interested.

You are correct: I should never have posted here in hopes of finding solidarity or support. 

Other notes: - Tenants that pay for their water usage are more likely to be more conservative on the usage and also inform you about any maintenance issues as opposed to a tenant that does not pay for water and let's a running toilet, or a small leaky pipe under the sink, go unmentioned. - I don't know a lot about Condo Conversions however if shared meter, can just wrap that into monthly Condo Fees Hope this helps! 

Is there a way I can inform the zoning to change it to multifamily?