I work in construction project management now.

For investors branching into commercial or new construction projects, what’s been your biggest challenge so far — securing financing, managing costs, or appraisals?

Quote from @Mark Rock: I’m 25 years old, and I recently graduated with a degree in construction engineering. 

Incomplete construction: The development is not fully constructed or has not met minimum pre-sale requirements.

The tenant moves in next week and I will be doing a unit walkthrough and orientation with him where I will go through the key parts of the lease since he didn't sign it.A couple other things that are different from typical MTR stays:- They are not using my property management software (RentRedi) to pay rent.

Quote from @James McGovern: In recent agreements in Connecticut and Massachusetts I have typically seen agents agreeing to 3 percent. was shocked that buyer agent commission are not trending downward in Orlando  Not sure what you mean.

She is closing on a new construction duplex in Charlotte on Thursday. 

We have multiple borrower right now that we did flip or new construction loans for that have their properties sitting on the market and we're moving them into DSCRs.

Construction lenders customarily only release funds for completed work and usually want to see permits in addition to completed work to make draws.

I currently work in the construction field for a small company where we specialize in home rehabs — mainly porches, siding, and roofs during the summer, and interior remodels in the winter.