They have pages still under construction and in their about us page they describe themselves as very experienced and in business since 1997, yet not once do they tell you who they are or show you a picture.  

@Michael NevarezNot sure where you are located but in Florida, pulling a permit for construction work performed by others is punishable as a misdemeanor.

Prices of some construction materials have doubled and tripled, so the cost of new construction will be increasing as well, and the governments printing of so much money during Covid can only drive inflation up. 

Construction is slow so looking at tiny homes.

*Currently have a construction loan from one bank for a rehab project that’s been completed but still up for sale.

HUD is off table on new constructions (4 mls or less) since loan takes 9-12 months to get approved.

The home under agreement is a second home on Cape Cod, need to put into an LLC.What I'm looking for specifically is to put 10% down on the SF home I have under agreement, finance in (using hard money or construction loan) the rehab and then cash out re-finance using ARV for 30 yrs.

I am planning to stay in basement and rent upper part to get 70% of mortgage payment from tenant. 2) Invest in two pre-construction condo (both value should be under 500k) and stay in rental, i will show 20% down payment for one condo and 10% for other to meet the mortgage insurance requirement 3) Invest in one pre-construction condo and buy one condo to live. i will show 20% down payment for one condo and 10% for other to meet the mortgage insurance requirement Please let me know which option i need to choose or if you have some better option then also please let me know.

There will be a large learning curve from jumping to already built houses to new construction and subdividing lots.

Do you think construction will work it's way up there and if so, what's your estimated time table?