The city budget plans construction to start this year, 2018.My question is whether the house currently for sale will be affect positively by the major renovations and transformation of this area.

Hi Kevin, I am not sure, but I will bet @Denise Evans has a good opinion on it.

One thing I do when I'm looking for properties is take a video with my iphone when walking a property and note everything verbally that could be wrong, and then go over it many times when I get back to the office.I wrote a BiggerPockets post that may be helpful: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8814/72452-how-to-estimate-construction-costs-for-these-29-common-rehab-projects

Your best bet is to find a multi-family property that is mis-managed, has below-market rents, or needs to be renovated; then you can take the steps necessary to improve its performance.

All of my customers are construction related since my background has been in the construction industry.I joined the Air Force as an apprentice carpenter and became a superintendent within 5 years.

Hello all, I am on the same page as Account Closed, so any assistance or advise would be appreciated.I'm currently producing leads for an investor that focuses on LPO's.What I'd like to see is Property owners "calling me" that are interested in doing a LP/Rnt to Own.I've gotten better at creating image Ads, however, can someone give me some constructive feedback on some of them?

As Ashamann01 said local small banks may have construction loans and less stringent guidlens but cheaper than hard money.

I bet you have good pies up there.

Your best bet is to be honest and explain the circumstances.Perhaps you could talk to them in advance before you spend the money and time for the classes.

My family has been in construction for over 35 years.