I can hit the phones pretty hard and know how to develop my value add script.

I've heard a lot of horror stories, and these units can be hard to sell.If you must buy a condo, I think it's much better to buy in a larger development where there's an experienced manager or management company running the show.

The cash flow will not be as good as a unit needing more renovation in more marginal areas- but starting your BRRR career as a house hacker would give you more of a taste of if you like the real estate development process.  

But I have heard increasing requests for dashboard-like products that are essentially not connected to any listing but still allow people to keep track of all the properties they look at.If I get back into new product development later this year, I may take a stab.

My vision is to own a company that invests in large apartment complexes (150+ units), property development, and in house property management.

That may be a viable option if the deal makes sense.We can get an unsecured line but thats because we have a relationship with our portfolio lenders.It pays to develop those relationships.Good luck in the future

I think it is best to partner with a builder/developer first before doing it all on your own. 

I am 22 years young and am developing a strong passion for real estate investing.

And after doing my due diligence I pulled the trigger and purchased the separate  27 lot development within the master community all cash .

I have a client that is in bankruptcy protection (ch. 11) because a lender failed to perform on a $33MM loan.Project is mixed use right on Ala Wai harbor in Honolulu.We have secured a $4MM Equity loan but because clie...