I’m particularly interested in multifamily properties and single-family homes, especially opportunities for flips and value-add projects.By profession I’m an electrician, and I also run my own company, so I’m very interested in the renovation and construction side of real estate as well.I’m looking to connect with experienced investors, both locally and in the US, to learn from your experiences and hopefully build relationships for future partnerships or investment opportunities.If anyone is open to connecting, grabbing a coffee locally, or even a quick online chat, I’d really appreciate it.Thanks everyone!

In a high-inflation environment, that can mean increases well below the rate of operating cost growth — insurance, taxes, maintenance — all of which have risen significantly in New England over the past three years.New construction with first occupancy within the last 10 years is exempt.

Total project cost is roughly mid-$400s (land + construction) with ARV projected in the mid-$500s.

I'm a real estate investor, licensed FL real estate agent, and a District Manager for Build 2 Rent providing investor friendly new construction homes to investors. 

If retail replacement is $160/sq-ft, you need to be in it way lower to leave room for profit + commissions.4) Control construction timelinesEvery extra month = interest carry + taxes + insurance.

I help active investors get deals funded for fix & flips, ground-up construction, DSCR rentals, and acquisitions/refi.I’m here mainly to learn from the experienced folks in the community, see what’s working for people right now, and hopefully contribute where I can.Looking forward to being part of the group.What’s one thing you wish you knew when you first started using private money (or creative financing)?

Lock in your construction loan terms before breaking ground, not after closing on land.

Are you looking to do ground up construction and then rent or are you looking to build a single family home and then sell it?

Scope includes:-Triplex conversion-Full mechanical separation (electrical, HVAC, plumbing)-Additional kitchen installation-Structural flooring work-Exterior completion work-Full interior buildoutTotal construction budget will be substantial, and I’m looking for a GC who:-Has experience with multifamily conversions (not just single-family rehabs)-Understands Indy/Marion County permitting-Can manage subs across trades-Is comfortable with bank draw schedules-Runs organized projects with realistic timelines-Is transparent on pricing and contingencyI’m planning to hold long-term (if possible) and want to build a relationship. 

Curious which markets are currently making more sense for new construction buy-and-hold.