How much should you pay for the land you will be developing in?

I am currently “house hacking” my building in a 3 unit multi family and located in the middle floor (everyone would probaly think not ideal).

For example developing a luxury SFH

We ideally are thinking of multifamily investments of concrete construction toward the more inland area and the Daytona to Jacksonville stretch. 

Ideally you should hire an attorney that's local to the property you found as there're laws that could apply locally that one must know!

The best BRRRR are properties that project near top of market cash flow per cost, have a lot of sweat equity (the more trashed the more sweat equity), and ideally are in a rising area (ideally has both rent and market appreciation).Good luck

I'm completely done with working in customer service and the constant yelling and fuss from the public I deal with on a day-to-day basis.

They are very flexible and thus ideally suited to the types of strategies I mentioned above.

We have family we can stay with so we're not in a huge rush on the buy side but here are a few ideas we're throwing around.1) Look for a SFH in an area with a lot of appreciation potential in the next few years (thinking Inglewood in light of the new stadium and all the development down there) 2) Look for a 2-4plex in Torrance/Redondo area- live in one, rent the other.3) Look for better cash flow and lower purchase prices out of state- would focus on MF properties.Once we narrow down which direction we're going in, I will absolutely reach out to those offering their services/expertise.

I too am appalled at the increasing inability to get a second chance in the USA, a country founded,  developed and built on second chances.