Start with zoning, not construction.Before you even think about architects or builders, call the city planning office and confirm:• What zoning is required for multifamily/BTR• Minimum lot size• Density limits• Parking/utility requirementsHalf the battle is just knowing what the land allows.2.

Ethan,Houston offers a large supply of 2-4 unit properties which is ideal for you to use your DD-214 or COE to get 100% financing!

However, they are making a 0 interest $200,000 loan available to us with a 5 year payoff to cover costs.The 2 upstairs floors were originally slated for office space.

Assuming this is different in your market and you are able to pull a permit; and assuming your contractor is licensed: I would call the inspector’s office and ask them what benefits they see in having an owner pull the permit vs a contractor. 

I spent $25-30k on healthcare last year and did not step foot in a doctor's office (monthly premiums + surgery for one daughter + braces for the other daughter). 

They have higher rates and hire fees than anyone by far, but make up for it with extra advertising spend to catch people that don't know any better.Also when I was shopping around for a home equity loan years ago the Rocket Loan officer told me that home equity loans weren't a thing that existed, only home equity lines of credit (Helocs).

We have about 22 full-time W2 employees in the office, approximately 40 traveling construction folks -- and managers and maintenance W2 employees at each community we own and operate.

The landlords aren't the ones voting them into office.

It can definitely vary based on your situation, though.If you want, feel free to DM me — I’m local to Tucson and happy to help you think through options or connect you with a couple loan officers who handle construction financing regularly.

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