I flip homes here locally and have two projects going on in Mission Viejo and Ladera Ranch.

Currently work as a consultant for engineers and contractors with HVAC systems on commercial building projects.

Maybe rent a house with other young professionals and save up lots of $$$ for a few years.As for developing areas like Mosaic,I see the new Silver line areas having a shot, projected completion I believe is 2020.

Typically if they really really want your project they will figure out a way to solve this issue (think Amazon).

The return on this property look fantastic.Taking a dive in the expenses you are projecting, I think you are being very optimistic on those numbers.A 1% vacancy rate is very low and very hard to achieve.Same for your Capex and repairs expenses.It is best to be more conservative.

We use all available technology to streamline our projects and communication, so if you're ready to "settle down" and get with a contractor that you can stay with, call my partner Brad at the number below.

If the surrounding neighborhood, is bad, the tenants will likely be as well, and that will more-than-likely ruin this project for you.

I've tried and failed a couple of times but was blessed to have a former boss who allowed me to learn construction and how to operate a successful business on his dime for a few years.I am in love with  the idea of being able to take a rough project and make it in to a successful property.

You can piggy-back off of them and do most of the work on projects.

Big congrats the all around project outlook.I am "trying" to get into Real Estate, but in NYC, and have a million and one questions.