I'm looking to build some new construction in Scottsdale, AZ, and am in very early DD.

I'm seeking a loan that will allow me to aquire a property, do some light rehab to the existing single family home and also provide sufficient funds for the construction of an ADU in the back yard. 

We financed this deal through a construction loan with a local bank.

I am curious if anyone has experience with cellular concrete in any capacity; e.g. residential construction, parking pads, concrete floors, insulated walls/floors, geodesic domes, ADUs, etc.  

Hi all,Got a motivated seller with a half acre lot in a good location for new construction.

Furthermore, the types of multifamily syndications we invest in, as well as offer to our investors, are value add, meaning that our syndicators acquire assets (generally off market) at an attractive valuation, renovate the units & common areas, implement well-reputed property managers, and increase rents to market rates, thereby increasing the properties' valuation on exit. 3.Inflation creates further increased costs for construction materials, making newly constructed homes & commercial properties even less affordable (and in less supply) and existing assets more valuable.

Unless someone here is in your market and knows the comps well, they won't be able to tell you if you have the correct ARV or construction costs.

I have searched this question on the internet and I found that if there is a renovation or new construction going on in the neighborhood is a one of sign.

Ive never done a syndication with a new construction mixed use building and tenants.

Then there is a sale tax break applied, and in some counties, owners do *not* pay for school operating costs, only construction bonds.