At this point, it's been 3 months since all approvals were finalized (although its been 11 months since general construction was approved), but we are only 75% complete.

I was hoping to maybe put together a catalog of independent companies who ONLY utilize green material and/or methods for construction. 

Some even mention the materials used for flooring, kitchen, bathrooms, and exterior finishes.Reach out to investors, agents, and contractors in the area as well to confirm what you're seeing online.Lastly, if you see ongoing construction projects in your target area, find out who is the General Contractor running the project.

I am interested to learn more about what kind of tax credits or incentives are available for new construction in downtown settings of smaller towns.

Contracting can be hard... construction can be hard.

I'm a 24-yr-old, full-time keyboard monkey making about 67k a year in Florida (born-and-raised) working in construction.

We are currently under contract for a new construction house in The suburbs of Spartanburg SC.

This usually isnt used when doing renovations though, mostly new construction. 

Hello everyoneI will lay out my current situation and hopefully get some experts to advice on how to go about things.I bought my primary residence home in June 2021 (new construction home) and building and closing won't be completed until June 2022.I'm looking to finance my first deal (fix and flip or brrrr) using hard money lenders and I've been told by the hard money lenders that they have to pull my credit before giving me a loan.

Just make sure you have the funds to cover the acquisition and construction, and contingency.