I’m looking for perspective from experienced developers and operators as I evaluate which U.S. markets make the most sense for small-to-mid scale multifamily development—roughly 15 to 40 units—over the next phase of my investing.I’m intentionally not locked into a single market yet.

To your point, focusing on "in progress" projects will help as opposed to "potential" projects still in the pipeline.

Hi Swetha,When evaluating your first deal, focus on cash flow first to make sure rent comfortably covers mortgage, taxes, insurance, and management fees. 

If you do contact is your script able to progress to the next step(offer or walk through)?

Short-term rentals, as you’ve probably seen discussed here, come with entirely different tax benefits and qualification rules, and it’s important to evaluate whether those strategies actually work for you and your current income streams.You’re also in a very fortunate position, knowing you’ll be inheriting property.

I’m curious how others evaluate risk, timelines, and communication when working with capital partners.

I’m researching alternative industrial uses where access to substations, fiber routes, and zoning flexibility are key constraints.Curious what others have seen in terms of:- Counties most open to non-traditional industrial uses- Typical setbacks or zoning hurdles- Utility engagement at early land-evaluation stageNot looking to pitch anything, just trying to understand how others approach feasibility.

With the recent severe weather and other unexpected issues that can come up during a project, I’ve been thinking more about how experienced investors factor in the things you can’t always see upfront.
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However, I came across a YouTube video suggesting that lenders may look unfavorably on this rental strategy when evaluating applicants for a DSCR loan.Could someone clarify whether this information is accurate? 

I’ve been in this kind of setup before, and while I've done a lot to be more balanced in my work/life, it's tough to consistently make progress on much outside of work.Job B is a municipal gov't role that pays less, but gives me back real time.