Some of the upper end new construction has slowed dramatically, but inventory on everything else but new construction is at very strong levels.

My place looks nicer than a lot of the rentals in the neighborhood, so I can get a little bet rent and I can be a little more selective when it comes to choosing tenants.

Hello, I am searching for a broker in the San Francisco Bay Area, preferably someone who has experience with investments and construction.I am looking to get a construction loan to build in the state of Arkansas.

The safest bet in my opinion for the novice is liquidity.

The project is new construction/development (no refinances) and is "shovel-ready", i.e., ready to break ground within 30-60 days of approval; 2.

So, for the sake of argument, let's just say that I don't have enough saved to dump onto a down payment or closing costs.My question begins here: We have found a new construction property that has a two family (double) occupancy AND a single family mobile home.

Will,I have a small construction management firm that works almost exclusively with private investors on RE development deals.

If the appraiser kills a deal, I'll bet you that the realtor and the mortgage broker will NEVER use that appraiser again.

My step dad owns apartment comlexes, a paint company, and did own a construction company.

If your husband is able to frame, plumb and wire (and move ducts) in record time I'd say it's a good bet it'll improve your odds of selling your house.