Welcome @John JacobsI have been doing exactly rental/development and BRRRR, mostly in Berkeley and Oakland.

Looking for a low cost way to pull some cash out on paid for investment property in Gwinnett County Georgia. Owned for over a decade. Free and clear. Great credit and reserves. No more than 70% LTV. Rents are high and...

Happy Monday y'all,Its that time of year again: tax season.

You can try in 6 months, seasoning, but if you don't have rental income on your tax returns some banks may make a fuss. 

We will be making an effort to develop our website more so that applicants can see what we're looking for and help streamline the communications back and forth, but this is the first time that that need has become apparent.Thank you for your input and advice.

Still surprising to see the increase of inventory with all these developing houses but not seeing much job growth which kind of draws a blank.. 

For sure, can't imaging having mosquito season year round. 

Look at the contractor's own contracts, if he or she does not have their own contracts then they are not truly serious about their business and is a red flag to me.If you do want to take the risk of using a cheap general contractor or using cheap subcontractors then I would develop your own master agreement for your contractors and have them sign it in order to let them know what the standard is.

I'm really excited to see what's going to happen in terms of development and real estate.

This again allows you to maintain control and have transparency with where your money is going.To wrap everything up I will give an example of what Gear'd Development does.1. walk through with client and review of the scope of work.