Which best describes your situation?
Never built multi-unit rental before
Tired of delays and budget surprises
Have land and financing ready to go
Where dreams meet reality
"You need variances and density studies"
Reality: Still don't know if you can build
"Let's create something award-winning"
Reality: Beautiful drawings, questionable profitability
"Probably around $1 million... ish"
Reality: Number changes every conversation
"Too many unknowns. Too risky."
Reality: Back to square one
Last project flashbacks keeping you up at night?
That's $276,000 extra on a $1.2M project
Lost $48,000 in rental income
Contractor blamed subs, subs blamed weather
Every project feels like starting over
Why does it have to be this way?
(Spoiler: It doesn't)
Calling contractors for quotes
Wildly different numbers, none firm
Scope keeps changing, price keeps growing
Finally break ground... maybe
Death by a thousand change orders
Every month of delay = $12,600 in lost rent
(6 units × $2,100/month)Traditional timeline: 12+ months
One team. One price. One guarantee.
We optimize for YOUR profit
We know what rents
We guarantee the price
We explain every step
We analyze your land
Fixed price in writing
We build, you relax
You collect rent
No coordination. No confusion. No surprises.
Just keys to your building.
"Fixed" prices with asterisks
REAL fixed prices (we eat any overruns)
Sub-contractor drama
In-house crews (no finger-pointing)
Timeline "estimates"
6-month average (rent sooner)
You play referee
One point of contact (sleep better)
Sign one contract, not twenty
Track progress daily online
Sleep through construction
Actually enjoy building again
"It's how your last project should have gone."
Location, size, current zoning
Maximum units, best layout, all costs
Ready to sign and build
No contractor shopping
No estimate games
No scope creep
Just execution
6 months from today, you're collecting rent. Not reviewing change orders.
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