I started working and along came a knock on the door and the guy asked me if I was the maint guy, I said no I was the home owner, he looked at me strangely, then mumbled something about having the paperwork finished and he just wanted to see the inside of the home.

Mainly finishing the rest of his basement.

After a year there, and reaching my goal of $50k to invest, i wanted to move back to Florida to buy an investment property or two, and finish my education.

Also, there's no way to know if and when they're going to finish the job.

They get paid for the work after the work is done.For smaller contractors, I buy materials and have them delivered to the job site.For larger jobs, (like building a house) the contractor gets draws, but even then, I always worry that as soon as they get paid for the third they just finished, I will never see them again.

But already in so im gonna finish.

Otherwise, our plan is to finish the rest and then fill them with students ourselves.None of the units currently have dishwashers and they have terrible washer/dryer placements.

FedEx is finishing a large distribution center near the airport in Henderson now.

Half the basement was finished, the other half had a 1 car garrage and a work area.

The issue you'll run into with 3 lots is even if they are finished and permit ready, unless this is a spectacular location, no national builder will touch it because there aren't enough lots and a local builder will likely want to defer your money until the house sells.Buy it at 2k per lot and expect to hold unless you're going to build.