@Zeke Flores Unfortunately, all DSCR lenders are beholden to the secondary market guidelines on this on a purchase, which would be to use the lower of the purchase price or appraised value when developing "LTV" for the loan. 

Hi Ellenore, I'm a realtor and investor/developer here in LA, and I'd love to connect. 

They do minor remodels all the way up to entire tract home developments, however, they will not touch it if you're messing with the foundation. 

AI is in the development phase and we are in the education and integration phase at this point in time. 

I’ve been spending most of my time lately around Texas real estate, especially Houston, trying to better understand how investors are structuring deals right now.I’m particularly interested in:•How investors are using land (vs. houses or multifamily)•When unrestricted land actually makes sense•How 1031 exchanges are affecting what people are buyingIf anyone here has experience with land, development plays, or exchange strategies, I’d love to connect and learn from what you’ve seen.Looking forward to learning from the group.— Tre’von

(They broke the story on Beattie Development and they've asked other clients to contact them with your issues/complaints.) 

But before you go too far, you need to answer one question first:Is the zoning aligned with what the surrounding commercial/apartment developers are doing?

I help investors/developers build with modular (prefab) homes here in SoCal.

I didn't take hardly any vacations at all in my 20s and in my early 30s I hit over 30 national parks within a 3 year time period because I set things up to allow me to do that.Read as many books and listen to as many podcasts on RE investing/business/finance/personal development as you can.

My gut told me the GC's proposals was lopsided, but I was approaching it blindly as this will be my first large residential development.