Purchase price: $375,000 Cash invested: $145,000 Sale price: $750,000 Ground up construction loan with 50% LTV.

I’m looking into the best way to structure a Qualified Opportunity Zone (QOZ) Fund and a Qualified Opportunity Zone Business (QOZB) for ground-up construction and land entitlement in Columbus, Ohio for hotel and multifamily development.

What’s becoming more clear time after time is :Columbia is quietly maturing into a very favorable market for ground-up construction.✅ Why I like the Columbia market right now:Steady population growth (thanks to the University of South Carolina, healthcare, and military presence)Strong rental demand with limited new inventoryI’ve been seeing traction with new construction rental products, in both Richland and Lexington counties. 

Hello everyone, I'm looking to get started in rental investing. I'm open to long and short term, but leaning towards long term.I found a duplex in the Cincinnati area, looks like a pretty good deal to me, mainly joine...

Hi, I’m a full-time worker and mom looking to start wholesaling. I’m committed to learning and taking action. I’d love guidance on finding motivated sellers and building my buyers list. Would anyone be open to mentori...

Smaller-scale RAL models fill such an important gap, and I’ve seen demand only increase in markets I work in (I’m a broker/investor out in Honolulu).On the financing side, a few quick thoughts:Bridge + SBA is usually the cleanest way to go for ground-up, since SBA won’t fund pre-entitlement.

Hey everyone – I’m Stash Geleszinski, based in Cincinnati, OH.
After over a decade in commercial brokerage—most recently as a Managing Director at Cushman & Wakefield—I’ve gone all-in on investing and operating. ...

Maybe go visit them and see what they have to offer interior and exterior, as well as age of the units, as well as grounds keeping, as well as parking lot condition (Alligator with potholes, slurried, fresh black top with new paint lines).

Quote from @Michael Santeusanio: For anyone who’s taken on a construction loan for a ground-up build or heavy rehab—what’s something you wish you knew before starting the process? 

We try not to work in areas where we don't have some sort of trustworthy "boots on the ground".