We've had a large variety of tenants- med pros, individuals or families that like the area but aren't ready to buy yet or have a large remodeling project at their home, skilled workers or superintendents for a variety of industries like a Meta plant, solar farm, a Chick-fil-A, a Floor & Decor, etc.

Projects get approved and scrapped all the time.

It won’t take as long as you think. if you can wholesale a few properties you can get enough to support you in a small project while learning the ins and outs.

I live in a city that can change from middle class to lower class pretty quick and they don't use newly renovated comps, they use the bare minimum as long as its inhabitable.They also start charging higher interest rates and origination fees for more expensive projects, and even add a $1,600 single purpose entity fee.

I've project managed all my rehab properties into STRs & furnished. 

Hi @Joshua Rodriguez, I haven’t done a flip on my own, but I have invested in flip projects  through my club, and from watching the operators and going through the vetting process, I’ve learned a lot about what matters in evaluating deals.

So if you or anyone want the full picture and always have a team of 22 plus onshore analysts to call upon on each and every step of your projects, then feel free to contact me.

Tourism groups and consultants are already projecting that visitor numbers in the Gorge could double by 2030, driven by its reputation as a world-class climbing destination and the broader surge in outdoor recreation.Another signal that shouldn’t be ignored: the climbing community itself has been investing heavily in land acquisitions throughout the Gorge to permanently protect access.

My wife agreed(somewhat nervously and maybe a little reluctantly) to make this purchase her project.

A lot fewer projects got started the last couple of years, and that’s starting to show up.Jobs still drive housing demand.