Whether it's someone in the acquisitions or property management team.This is also a great example of an opportunity to develop process for your acquisitions/asset management.

Peace and Blessings folks... can annoy one recommend me any good books or point me in the direction where I can find some good solid step by step information to read up on the process of developing/building properties from the ground up.

I'm a realtor and investor/developer in Los Angeles.

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As a developer we can assume anything we think is value.

I’m a Realtor and property manager locally, so I’m comfortable on the operations side, but always looking to sharpen the development and financing piece.Appreciate any insight, numbers, or war stories you’re willing to share.

Because we targeted the specific structure type, in a specific development, in a specific market, for math/fact based reasons for all those. 

Even with all that growth you can still find properties around 120K to 180K that can hit the 1% rule and produce positive cash flow, and with all the development happening there’s a ton of appreciation upside long term too, which is why a lot of out of state investors are targeting this market right now.

You need to develop a relationship with a local handyman and don't nickel & dime their bids.For larger projects you'll need to visit the project and interview contractors.Boots on the ground are a must, but difficult to find.