If you feel strongly about going straight into re-sale strategy real estate you're better off being a capital partner to experienced developers who will give you an inside look at the process and use that time to learn the ins and outs while generating a return.

I’ve worked across multiple sectors of real estate, lending, and business development, helping new and experienced investors structure deals, build portfolios, and scale their real estate strategies.

(That’s part of why we’re digging deeper before moving forward.)I’d love to hear from investors, developers, and BTR operators:Do you think a modern modular community like this would lease well?

This will help our developers see what's exactly happening. 

I’m based in Maryland and work primarily in site feasibility, land development, and structural review for infill and subdivision projects around the Baltimore–DC corridor.

It’s still one of the few major metros where you can pick up properties in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow from day one, plus the appreciation potential has been really strong because of all the development happening.

I'm curious if anyone here has invested in Thom Garlock's Teton Land Development projects?

You can still find small multifamily deals in the $120–180k range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow from day one, and the appreciation has been great too because of all the development.

There's no stopping the development train though.Of course, just like the dot.com bubble burst in 1999 but we still have the internet today.

Develop relationships with a few HVAC contractors.