But here is the psychology; because the people that have lent us money are getting a return on their money of 8-12% APR, they are getting their reward already and most of the time they do not take advantage of the learning opportunities offered them.

Not sure the reward.

We are very happy with how these houses appreciated; we put very little money down and were rewarded handsomely.

It was rewarding work but I found it time consuming and back breaking.I've become familiar with purchase options lately.

I'd be grateful for any advice you all have on the best way to learn more and/or how to pivot from being a role player in the development of projects to leading them.Please keep in mind that I  do currently have a full time job in running my engineering firm and that while the success of the last few years has come with some financial reward I'm by no means in a position to bankroll projects on my own.Thank you.

This design of this house mixes contemporary charm while maintaining the integrity of its original beauty.

Purchase price: $22,000 Cash invested: $45,000 Sale price: $107,000 Charming and move-in ready!

Purchase price: $22,000 Cash invested: $45,000 Sale price: $107,000 Charming and move-in ready!

Buyers are interested because of reward vs. risk analysis.  

More risk usually means more rewards.