Once a builder/developer can get a TRUE bank loan there is no going back to any other source.

You can still find properties in ranges where the 1% rule is possible depending on how you buy, and there’s a ton of appreciation upside because of all the development and job migration happening.

@Patrick Genevich I have a background in software and I've built something similar since I was frustrated with the products that ignored the possibility of applicants using fraudulent documents.

@Matthew BonaskiAbsolutely, and that perspective aligns perfectly with how real expertise is developed in our industry.

I am a developer & land specialist in Florida.

I am exploring Buildium as the software of choice going forward.  

Keep the letter short and include photos.Third, consider connecting with local builders or developers.

I want to share my experience as a first-time OOS investor targeting Indianapolis, because I think it might save some of you from making expensive mistakes.Quick background: I'm a software engineer based in NYC.

Today those properties are some of my best performing rentals and reopened my eyes to long term rental ownership.Everything I do is still heavy value add or ground up development but holding long term has changed how I underwrite and design projects compared to a scenario where the real estate is sold immediately after completion.First, I can justify using higher quality and more durable fixtures and materials.

It is the State capital, there is a lot of economic development, economic development creates jobs, jobs drive demand for housing, demand for housing supports increasing rents and property values.