Starting off we have investors who will be LP's at 100% with sweat equity for us at anywhere from 5-10% as well as development fees incorporated to soft costs for any new construction.

The 50's was a great time for solid masonry construction, and the buildings are laid out well.

I was one of the few that could then get bank loans for new construction and subdivisions were others were relegated to HML or someone like me who wants a piece of the pie.. as a lender or banker these are the times you see whom of your clients have character and who are characters.  

Situation: 15.9 Acres wooded land ($2.7K/acre) off of a country road that connects directly to a Bypass that was recently constructed.

Plus I’ve added a 5% contingency on construction bc it’s always more expensive in my experience. 

We both work in construction.

As someone  in new construction who is just getting into rentals and has had many meetings with inspectors in my years, I'll share something a seasoned builder suggested  when I complained to him about an inspector and an impending meeting. " Bend over, grab your ankles, smile and do what he says".

I’m a home improvement contractor so I’ve done flips, new construction, roof raise and full renovations.

Will construction stop?

I'm looking for some Information on any rehab construction companies in Detroit Michigan?