Strategy would be to pour 2 slabs, 1 on each lot, and affix 2 pre-fab houses on the new slabs as an alternative to building from the ground up.  

Got any recommendations on the reading material you went through during your phase?

Ground Floor out of Atlanta offers nonrecourse financing for flips, so I'm asking if anyone knows of other hard money lenders doing the same.

Here's how I approached it: Phases of Screening: 1.

Does anyone know what the timeline is for the northside trail (break ground, construction, completion) at this point?

He said the Fair Grounds owners are paying 197,000 a month...yes month

it's really difficult to tell you every single thing that i look at. i have lots of experience so i can just make offers based on the listing pictures. even if it's just a single picture of the front of the house. that's cause i buy similar houses and know about how much it would cost. but i have a lot of experience, so nothing phases us.in addition, when you have a checklist, the agent will know you are not experienced and will question your ability to close. big things are - kitchen, bath, electrical, roof, concrete.the rest is child's play.good luck.

@Jhonny PaulinoLocal Banks don't care about ground rents.

We are really in the beginning phases now.

Make a traditional website first and when once you get your business off the ground you can think about upgrading.