It sounds like this is way over your headPlanning should not take 6-8 months, if it was me and I had the dirt, I could be ready to break ground as soon as the GC was ready.

I then took him to two lots that I'm just getting ready to start construction on and also couple parcels of ground that have come across my desk.In our drive around town we happened to pass a for sale by owner sign on a residential lot.

There are ways you can leverage yourself and get "boots on the ground" in any city in America to do work for you in way where they do not touch or have access to your rental income.4.

On appraisals is roughly a third of the $/sq.ft. for ground floor, less for second floor, and very little for basement.Once you've adjusted the values for all your comps, you more or less average them.

You're really limited to buy and hold only while you're deployed, besides fix and flips are risky and require a lot of experience and boots on the ground.

Unfortunately, nothing is the same as it used to be before, and land development is ground zero for the environmental movement.Whatever you do, keep us posted!

I'm loosing ground here.

But, it's also possible for a large bank employee to be in that position for years....it's a good proving ground where future executives are forged in the trenches so to speak.Small or regional banks generally provide loan officers with what is called their "cut off" their loan limit, so long as the loans meet with the requirements of the Written Loan Policy set by management, the loan officers can approve a loan, personal, secured and real estate.

They would advise this on the grounds that I'm more likely to keep the tenants long term.

Here you would be digging frozen ground now till way past Easter,,,that is a harder job.