Hey ThereWe've ended up in a tricky spot and I'm trying to figure a way out of it.Bought a property to STR in georgia. 6 months later it burnt down.We got the insurance money and decided to build a second place in the lot next door.

Condos have HOAs which can be good for landlords because the keep the outside of the building, landscaping, and rules to keep tenants from making their own "yard art". 

Some lenders allow ADU builds in the reno, so if the ARV has enough room, this would be a strong option.

Sent out 2 messages  to individuals last week and I think BP is blocking my messages as well.I’m 18 years in this business flipping and building new construction.

I work for an investment brokerage here in Kansas City, however I am new to this industry and looking for ways to build my pipeline.

If your working with fix n flippers, then you are going to have to become a wholesaler yourself and build a wholesale system.

Unless, of course, I'm too busy, not great at negotiating, or want to continue building a relationship with my rockstar agent.C.

Money now is better than money then is how I looked at it, and how I was able to justify the move of the money due to building a unit that will add that much more income on my passive income side of real estate. 

I recommend building up your cash and see what happens the next 9 months in the market.

I've compiled a list of all the vacant lots and dilapidated buildings in my areas of interest, along with their cadastral references.