It burned to the ground and was so catastrophic that they could not determine what caused it.  

I am actually developing investor funded JV, I do not have experience in real estate investing, but very much connected with commercial and government construction, ground-ups included.

As the others mentioned, do you have a ground floor unit available, or will you?  

Things worked out so well in the Boston purchase, I decided to buy another house in Boston (also in Jamaica Plain) last year with my dad as my eyes and ears on the ground.  

But to me honest I think agents and lenders and property managers with their ear to the ground and an open mind are in the perfect position to strike when the deal presents itself. 

I don't have these under contract yet because it's just the land that I would be selling but on the pipes and everything on the ground is still there so really all you need to do is just build the house.

toby- thanks for the post. i havent really looked much at interest only bc there is such a negative connotation around the idea (the wife is not a big fan). i should probably do some research and come to her w knowledge instead of "i think" it works this way...i just want the 30 yr fixed rate to get down to 5.5 then i can lock and be happy. i am not in a huge hurry as i live in minneapolis and it is tough to build a new deck w frozen ground!

In the second year, you will see slightly lower yield as some of the ground nutrients have been used up.

Nothing too ground breaking.For example, he says he will give you his free reports that he "gets all of this business from" by sending them to clients.

Just starting my inquiry list to see if I can get this off the ground.