@Chaim Mal, that’s a great question and one a lot of first-time investors run into.From the tax side, having the property in your name versus an LLC doesn’t really change how you’re taxed.

Does the area offer C and C+ Amenities such as clean, physicaly safe fast foods, a major chain supermarket, etc....

The makeup of Franklin County city council would chang really fast This is a topic worth exploring further, but we don't need to hijack this chick's thread about here ghetto 4-plex.

I haven't been to Charleston since 2002 and I've heard it has changed a ton!

With interest rates and market shifts, are you changing how you fund your deals?

Terms have adjusted slightly, but private loans are still closing fast and giving investors the flexibility they need when timing matters most.Curious , are you seeing more of your clients moving toward bridge or DSCR-style loans to keep projects moving?

Low inventory, inbound migration from higher-cost metros, and cheap financing created the perfect storm: sellers held all the leverage, buyers fought over anything that had a roof, and investors—especially those trying to scale—had to move fast or lose out.But over the past 12 months, something interesting has been happening under the surface: the market is easing.

Six acres in a fast-developing area plus an income-producing remodeled house should be getting some bites, so if you’re not seeing showings after two months, it’s probably less about the property and more about how it’s being marketed and who it’s reaching.Here’s what I’d look at:1.

How fast can it be done?

@Warren Beatty How much time do you have and how fast do you want to grow?