Hello there Andre - hope the previous neighborhood info was helpful.In regards to this post I will caveat that I have not closed a lease/option deal aka "Rent-to-Own" however I will share what I do know to give you initial guidance until others chime in.There are ways to find lease options - including but not limited to dedicated sites such as homepartners.com, some new construction homebuilders to on/off market properties that can be seller financed. 

Excluding land, office construction, pouring cement pads and asphalt for the drives.

We are not doing any construction ourselves, only administrative work like pulling permits, etc in order to fulfil our sweat equity duties.

You would need to talk to your local municipality's Construction Dept probably to find the requirements. 

Buy a small piece of land (1-3 acres) n a mid-sized WC city for $100-250k and develop a small 2-6 unit multifamily structure (would have to take out an additional construction loan) 5.

I am doing my first MFH construction.

Use the equity in the house and the equity in the two lots (yes there would be 3 equity pools here) and use that as the down payment on the construction loan and build on the two lots.

Hi all,Currently in the process of pre-leasing my shopping center which we haven't yet started constructing.

Good evening all, I am a current resident of Washington DC working in the construction management sector and I am looking to my expand my network and build connections that will help me start my process of learning about and ultimately investing in the real estate market.

Good evening all, I am a current resident of Washington DC working in the construction management sector and I am looking to my expand my network and build connections that will help me start my process of learning about and ultimately investing in the real estate market.