Not only you have to compete against the all-inclusive resorts, which is a better and much more sought after product but also against all the other similar condos in yours and other developments.

No personal loans, no primary residences.This is not an all inclusive list, but here’s what matters MOST to me:-Experience & honesty: You don’t have to have completed dozens of deals, but be real about what you’ve done.

Here is my full post on what I regret: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/922/topics/1133476-hous...If I were starting again today, it's a completely different world, and here's my opinion on where I see the best potential opportunity in todays environment when just starting out: 1.

Investors don't earn their money on flips when they sell the property; they earn it (or lose) when they buy the property, because if they don't have a reliable estimate of all the costs from purchase, through the holding period, and to resale, inclusive of estimated taxes, they are not mitigating risk, and potentially will end up losing on the deal.For investors who own rental properties, they appreciate being able to write off annual depreciation, but they have to understand that when they sell that property, all that depreciation gets recaptured and taxed, as does any capital gains after the depreciation recapture. 

They also have monthly fees to cover technology and support.Pros: They are designed for remote work and a low-pressure environment.

Just not something that can easily be handled in a secondary market environment.

I have been reading on older posts about financing options (we'll be using a 'net sale' price so probably somewhere around $300k-ish), but haven't seen anything super recent that reflects the higher interest rate environment we're in today. 

initially this was going to be a flip but the interest rate environment changed mid process.

Local Meetup is the best place to meet active investors.Yesterday we went to the Miami Multifamily group event at the squadron restaurant, great network environment. 

Curious of everyone's thought on how to best market this new-build in this environment.