Does anyone know of any resources we can reach out to and discuss the details with?

They are smaller houses, details don't matter nearly as much, and most of the people that live there are in the trades.

First, it is essential to maintain proper and detailed recordkeeping to qualify as a Real Estate Professional.

Hello everyone,After sharing a small multifamily deal analyzer here recently and receiving some helpful feedback, I’ve been working on a more advanced underwriting model for larger value-add multifamily projects and wanted to share a quick preview as I continue refining it.The goal has been to maintain a clean, user-friendly structure while allowing for more detailed, real-world analysis.

I'm not just talking about underwriters here, but every single role on our team.I believe that underwriting requires a certain skill set and mindset, often attracting individuals with an analytical and detail-oriented nature.

The devil's in the details with these types of issues...and local law may also dictate that they need to share costs, but again court is your solution without cooperation...

I will pm you the details.

Drop your city + a few details below (like nearby employers, hospitals, or universities), and I’ll give you my quick take on whether it has solid MTR potential.I’ve been helping hosts analyze markets across the U.S. — from healthcare hubs to engineering project cities — and I love sharing insights.Ready?

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Utilities are at the street and lot size is around 7,350 sq ft.For those who build or flip new construction in this kind of pocket, how are you currently underwriting:• Entry lot pricing• Build cost estimates• Resale expectations• Timeline riskI posted the full details in Classifieds per BP rules, but I’m mainly looking for feedback on how builders in the Upstate are approaching infill right now.Thanks in advance.