@Joe NA the property or properties you ultimately purchase are the ones that you identified in the 45 day period.

Passionate about real estate, planning and development.

I've identified a property that is close to me in Pennsylvania and it's decent price but it's not cheap and requires some renos. 

The point of a logo is to identify your business.

I’m weighing whether to take on a job initially to gain stability and build local relationships, or dive straight into development — ideally, I’d like to find a path that allows for a bit of both.If you or someone you know is actively doing deals and could use help managing projects, or needs capital to get the next one off the ground, I’d love to connect.

Wholesaler relationships, or using tools like PropStream while driving neighborhoods to identify distressed properties, and REI meetups as deals can come from relationships.What strategies have worked best for you so far?

**Location**: Identify specific neighborhoods, cities, or regions.

By tracking actions and property KPIs, you can identify improvement areas and keep everyone working toward shared goals.Prioritizing accountability and team management leads to a high-performing real estate investment business.

Already have another property identified to do another subdivision but will wait till we sell the first 9 here before looking at that property.  

If we build in 5-10 years the construction cost might be 500-600k but we would have gotten the land cheap compared to what we would have to pay when all of the lots are developed in the future.