It’s near my family in central Florida and I love the solid, block construction of the mid-century Florida homes :) you’re right though, perhaps I should look at selling it versus the HELOC or refinancing options, multi families certainly do make more than SFHs!  

We still have a huge construction industry and health and human services is the biggest sector followed by retail. 

So that lot and construction are inventory and 1031 not available.And now back to watching paint dry during the quarantine.

It's a foreclosure, and a huge house with an old but regal-looking construction.

Just curious what others are using (and happy with) for pro forma and construction applications.

I have a fairly decent construction back ground but am currently 16 yrs active duty Army so I have to finish up there before I get 100% into the RE game.

The Belcourt area of Seven Oaks (93311) is still under construction in parts so they may have the gates open on the weekend for open houses. 

There is money to be made in both of those categories but they are more difficult without experience.Although I do have a fairly good construction back ground and know my way around a job site, I do want to stay away from the larger rehab's at first, I also definitely don't want turn key.

Hello community,I’m a young construction professional preparing to go out on my own in the Los Angeles market.

The purchase price is north of 800K, I would love some input on  different ways to finance this purchase/new construction.