@Jay HinrichsWhen you think about it most of the existing housing was designed to be lived in and not necessarily designed as an investment like commercial properties or land developement are.

Bigger Pockets is an amazing resource and I can't wait to take advantage of all that it has to offer.From the little I know thus far, I want to start wholesaling and doing lease options before getting in to multi-family buy and hold.I work as a software developer right now.

Also, any land developers that are interested in this and wouldn't mind discussing this with me further please feel free to contact me.

Their child is a student at Northmont High School which is located in Clayton, but they are having to pay $6,000.00 a year for the child's school fees because they don't live in the school district.The family is looking to move immediately, and prefers to work with actual owners of properties, rather than property management companies.

I'm about to turn it off because so many cheaper options are available now.If what they're offering is custom development, it's not a terrible price. 

We have developed significant expertise in the area of reverse exchanges over the years.

You did this when you piled on the complexities of another child and renting your current house out - which to me is when you should be working 10X as hard to ensure that this situation doesn't cause you more stress.As for the lead time for documents.  

I am digging BP and the podcast is awesome.Software is my other passion, and as a software developer, I am always interested in solving problems with technology.

Or fix and flipping, wholesaling, property management, developing, etc.Sellers of crummy rentals like to point out you can deduct that passive loss against other income.  

They just finished a milestone for fundraising that will accelerate development.