(After selling a few, I may do another house plan or turn some into rentals)I’m hesitant to build any with materials being so high but I figure if they buy it before it’s built my risk is mitigated.

I am asking because construction cost right now are pretty high.

The potential risk of foundation movement and settling in the neighboring unit is high and they will be looking for compensation for any issues your underpinning job causes.

The LF of the Underpinning came out to be about $440 a LF on the low end and $1,690 LF on the high end assuming a 2' undercut. 

I know I will have to go three or so stories high, but how do you decide on the what density to propose to the city?

Jesse is not the “high-pressure” salesperson that many agents are in today’s market.

You dont LOL, the N east is crazy high with very low returns and terrible to landlords.

So- in a highly desirable area, in order to get 10% over market averages, we would need to have high end finishes too, which in some cases can be $20-50K in improvements in order to gross another $2400 or so per year.

In today's real estate market, several effective investment strategies include:Buy and Hold: Acquire properties for long-term rental income and potential appreciation.

Before you know it you are making high interest loans on a property that’s over levered.