I was able to structure the deal to purchase the land for only $1k and the extra cost went into the duplex, which allowed me to finance a lot more of the cost than I would have otherwise.

I was able to structure the deal to purchase the land for only $1k and the extra cost went into the duplex, which allowed me to finance a lot more of the cost than I would have otherwise.

Consultants like MEP and structural and fire systems are typical consultants we have that are like a GCs subs.

@Julie Myers I closed on one property in February of this year and one in July of this year and just lost a deal due to an unforeseen structural problem and had my credit pulled all three times.

The inspector climbed into tiny crawl spaces with his flash light and said the beams were huge and that they were blackened but still thoroughly intact and there was no structural damage to either building.

The syndication structure allows a principal, or manager, to put together a deal with investors.

Hi John,It depends on the lender and the ownership structure.

I have no development experience however have a large portfolio of homes in the Charlotte suburbs which are solid performing assets and have done extensive rehab's on many properties from basic new kitchen/ba reno's to full structural/electrical/plumbing renovations. 

I have grown personal portfolio over past 10 years, but looking to start structuring differently in order to continue to expand.

On another note, how do you structure your company?