Building costs change greatly depending on the lot. 

Purchase price: $240,000 Cash invested: $28,000 Sale price: $290,000 Purchased a vacation home in the Finger Lakes Region of NY, which we turned into an Airbnb, when not using it.

I would speak to experts in the area to try to get your finger on the pulse of the market.  

I am wondering due to all the delays if they hit their targets for investors on returns, dividends, and ARV.  

This has included:*Financial oversight with budgets and bookkeeping, having a finger on the pulse of cashflow and financials*Regular communication with partners (business partner, accountant, contractors and investors)*Implementing weekly sync calls to go over short and long term goals/lists (highly recommend the book Rocket Fuel by Gino Wickman on this one)*Strategic planning, focusing on not just the current projects, but looking ahead and having plans in place to maintain momentum*Analysis of each project to determine wins/lessons and use these to continue to improveI think regardless of the business, being intentional versus random and careless certainly makes and impact on progress and scaling.   

I have access to a Terminal system that indexes hundreds of lenders based on dozens of qualification criteria.

We have seen DSCR rates come down in recent weeks, and they may drop further depending on what the Fed does tomorrow.

I will need to do a better job of keeping my finger on that pulse. 

Basically, I get to help owners make money while I handle the messy stuff and I thrive on the details and the challenge of solving problems along the way.

Good luck on your search.