We are about 12 years in on the economic cycle so make sure you buy with a large builder who has deep pockets to finish out a project even with a downturn.

The only way I know to do that is to actively engage with the town managers, city council, or county economic development team and figure out if and where you (or your company) fit. 

when you reach a certain economic plateau  the idea of taking on more just to increase return diminishes  .. 

The location we seek to invest in seems to have a positive economic outlook within the nexts 3-5-10 years as well. 

An economic downturn will have a more negative effect on a SFH than a duplex.  

Of course, doing this type of work will save money at first, but if you are trying to scale, you want to focus your time and energy elsewhere. 

One thing I wanted to throw in there is considering reinvesting the profits into an Economic Opportunity Zone.

Do not assume you will outperform the averages in the market.You also need to run some scenario analysis to make sure you can weather a downturn or economic event.Once you do these calculations you can formulate your offer based on your return requirements. 

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