Typically the spread for him has to be an extra 50K or so.

Hundred and $50,000 over two years for $1.1 million investment is not a great investment for an investor. typically, in a deal like this, the investor would get at least 80% of the profits. just giving you my two cents as an investor

Hard money lending is not for the faint of heart and giving money to people in distress typically never ends well. 

In the Northeast basements are common and the frost line is about 4 feet deep, therefore the crawl space wall goes down 4 feet while the basement wall goes down 8 feet or typically less. 

I’m moving beyond the typical wholesaling channels and want to connect with serious players who can take these projects from land to completed communities.

Construction loans typically release funds as work is completed.

Realtors can usually generate these contracts overnight—how long does it typically take a lawyer to put one together?

MTR = mid-term rental (typically 1–6 months furnished stays).

At that cost and rent point, it will take many years to recover the negative equity position.https://www.nar.realtor/magazine/real-estate-news/study-adus...Here is a list of why adding a single ADU in single family zoned areas in my CA market is typically a poor RE investment (some of these may not apply in Denver, especially I do not know the rent control rules in Denver):1) The value added by the ADU addition is often significantly less than the cost of adding the ADU.

A system to capture distressed properties found while driving for dollars - and then a smooth CRM of some sort to keep track of when and how I reached out.2.