Build new homes or reconstruct our flips to fit their needs?

Tell these brain surgeons to call the police all they want.

The purchase price is fairly inexpensive, but I’m wondering how I would get financing for reconstruction of a home that is a total loss.

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Due to growth in Columbus Ohio, I am looking to expand my team of trusted contractors.I have 4 Apartments that need Major reconstruction workI have ground works, where I want to build a Parking lot and fence in a propertyI have general repairs that need to be done in some ApartmentsI have 2 Apartments that need to be rehabbed ready for new tenantsAnd I am looking for Lawn care, ground maintenance in general etc.Does anyone have some trusted people that they could recommend and would be willing to share their contact details my way?

I've just begun to look into the process of getting them authorized... from what I've read so far it sounds like a complete "reconstruction" is needed. 

Account ClosedLots of great comments and suggestions have been shared, but if I could add one thing... it would be to treat every aspect of your career as a PROFESSIONAL, not an amateur.A surgeon wouldn't operate on you without knowing how to successfully complete the operation, yet amateur agents try to help people buy or sell a home all the time without having a damn clue as to what they're doing.Professionals learn every aspect of their trade, and never stop learning either.

I am talking here about future value of the properties and how can they appreciate or not in time (I am aware of the risks of bad tenants, but that’s another story) and/or what to look at or not when choosing a neighborhood or studying a deal.Also, to seek opinions from people within the US and, even more, people living in Detroit, to see if the hype that the city has been having (at least here) as a good opportunity to invest and expect a huge rebirth of the city in terms of jobs and population growth is justified or just hype.I also want to seek opinions regarding the amount of investment the city has been having in terms of buying and reconstructing houses: does it match the actual need for single family homes or there are more houses available than the people looking to rent them?

Most people that make $500k a year are either executive level, founders/owners, specialty Doctors/Surgeons, extremely high performing real estate agents/brokers in very hot markets, etc...

I've got lots of stories re construction, flipping, and general investing.