It is getting a little late to leverage the Chula Vista bay front development.

Just be sure to know your metrics and review if the location is inclining, declining or flat based upon population trends, median income trends, crime trends and employment trends.When I look at areas like where you’re referring to, my mind goes to ground up development.

It’s still affordable with properties in the $120–180k range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow from day one, and the appreciation potential is strong because of all the development happening.

It sounds like you've developed an approach that works great, but I'm curious what is working best for you versus what still poses a challenge from time to time even with strong systems in place. 

I would continue you to ask, and add it to the rent ledger in the software, if this does not work then at move out, I would have all this documented and take this out of the security deposit when they leave so that you are documented if the old tenant does not agree and tries small claims.

Hey Stephen,It might be too late for this, but have you considered flipping the contract to a developer for a profit?

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.

Hey everyone,I'm currently sourcing off-market land (10+ acres) in the Celina/Prosper corridor for a national homebuilder client.The feedback I'm getting from local landowners is that expectations are still stuck at 2024 prices, even though developers are looking for deals closer to $40k–$50k/acre.For those farming North DFW right now, are you seeing sellers start to come down to reality?

I personally use Baselane primarily for its banking and accounting features, as it is not a property management software.

Yes we do have the 3 units in commerce and are working on development for a small apartment.