Coming at this from a slightly different angle.....What is the biggest challenge with customers?

For example, things that set me off immediately when talking to a new potential customer -"Can we not pull permits?

Loan terms, typically 12 to 24 months, can be customized to match the construction timeline.

For example it is best to have your houses  treated as "customers" and your  tenants as "jobs."

The loss is an ordinary loss since the property would have been held for sale to customers in the ordinary course of his trade or business if he had acquired it. 

If maximizing occupancy and reducing downtime is important to you, it may be worth exploring other management companies once the turnover is complete.

They sound very knowledgeable and I am interested in jumping into the customized course they offer. 

And, if you follow proven processes by companies like the ones below, your odds of success are high.National retail chains follow a straightforward process when selecting store locations and localizing their inventory (click to enlarge):The same process works in real estate.No property ever paid rent; the tenant pays the rent.

It literally took me a decade of trial and error to systemize the BRRRR technique and surround myself with reputable title companies, CONTRACTORS, lenders, and property management.

Pros - You can make millions of dollars.Cons - You have to deal with the most despicable, ungrateful and destructive customer base known to man.