Hello Twin Cities Investors,While I have developed certain assumptions that I have been using in analyzing properties in the Minneapolis/St.Paul (Minnesota) market, I wanted to start a dialogue and encourage other investors to share their input on whether they agree or disagree with my assumptions.

You’ll need to develop the “eye” and get actual experience to get good with #s and this is where to start.

I recommend you read both Long Distance Real Estate Investing and Buy Rehab Rent Refinance and Repeat by David Greene to help you develop your strategy with investing in out of state.  

The Gastonia area is in a rapid development phase, and is bound to see some great appreciation in the coming years (not to mention, the numbers work there more often than not).

If you are an owner, builder or developer of apartment buildings or residential homes, there is an opportunity to earn a tax credit of $2,000/unit or dwelling for energy efficiency.

We are currently planning on building a 55 and older community and I think putting an assisted living home in the development would be a good idea. 

I own a lot (not selling don't try :) ) and for the life of me feel like they passed an ordinance on R10 lots that they needed to be owned before a certain year (2018/2019) now to be developed into multiple homes.

On the flip side, I am looking at doing larger investments, specifically looking at developing townhouses on raw land, and capital is king in that zone.

 @Sidthi Sanjanwala It does not matter where you start as long as you develop your Core 4.

At this point later i would like for my LLC to hold all of my real estate So my question is what should i do to really materialize my business, Develop credit?