Good support via email (or call) if you need help

I found this via Martel turnkey on biggerpockets.com I negotiated via email by buying 2 properties at once.

Colorado Springs: I live up here and am working on buying another house via house hacking.

Google will immediately raise your website to the top of the results for your keyword phrases.Then another magic happens:Source image via Wikimedia.orgJerryll Noorden talks about it tirelessly.

Definitely house hack via FHA in NYC right now if you can.

They get hit very hard via mail and text. 

Expenses paid by credit cards or via 3rd party processors like PayPal are exempt from the 1099 requirement.

Podcasts and MillionAcre articles (via Motley Fool) will only get me so far, and if I've heard one mantra over and over, it's to just DO IT, letting mistakes 'fail me forward', as nobody's first house story is ever perfect (in hindsight), but is absolutely essential for turning a vague idea into actual action

They offer online forms, applications, and an easy platform for tenants to pay via the website.

There are a ton of empty lots across Detroit, which seem in theory like "easy" places to pop up a pre-fab SFH or small multi.I did some preliminary research here and via Google and see that most people's experiences seem pretty positive with key draws being the cost = less than or equal to standard construction, materials being eco-friendly and sturdy, shorter construction time, similar appraisal value, to name a few.My questions:Can anyone share any experiences specific to Detroit or the surrounding area with regards to permitting or legal pitfalls to avoid or hurdles to jump over?