If there are any builders in the Houston area that want to take a look at the plans and let me know if they can do this and when they could start the permitting process, please reply or send me a message.

I have just finished up college so I have limited cash compared to many other investors as well as a lot less experience.

I've been saving up some money since leaving college and now have enough capital to deploy in buying a SFH/Duplex property.

Now IF we had all the people in the world going to trade schools which are currently at about 5-10% enrollment of pre-collapse numbers, and IF we had every developer dripping in billions to start all the developments needed to get to parity now, IF we had magic wands to waive to make the ridiculous mountains of red tape disappear so it didnt's take ridiculous months on months to get permits to break ground, you'd still have to answer for the fact that we can't get lumber, decking, fasteners or really just name the material because there is the biggest materials shortage in recorded history, only WWII compares in material shortages and there is 0 relief on the horizon because there is still various covid shut downs and restrictions.

The biggest problem is the land needs to be able to be connected to utilities so you can't just buy land in the middle of nowhere and stick a house on it, permits are also a concern but that varies a lot by location. 

In fact, you're not technically permitted to do any work on the property until your certified 203k contractor is complete with their work.

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