Tuesday, December 17, 2024

Getting Around Supply Chain and Construction Delay Issues

While some real estate developers and investors see uncertainty in South Florida, I’m seeing opportunities. There are ways to work around several of the key challenges and get a project done while others around you sit back and speculate.


Supply chain and funding issues for residential are huge challenges, but there are ways to work through them. There are some concerns that putting inexperienced people and contractors in construction situations can do a lot of damage (per the linked article below), and they are valid. However, these situations don’t have to stop you from cultivating a deal, especially in Florida. 


One way to eliminate supply chain and construction delays is to go with modular housing. Having one or more residential or commercial homes or buildings delivered and professionally assembled when scheduled to meet the delivery date is a crucial element of success. My team and I can assist you and your team in making that happen.

 


 

On the residential side, a developer working with an established home builder (at least five successful builds within the past two years) can now receive 100% funding on vertical construction. The program works for one house or an entire development, provided the land is used as collateral. This program is an ideal solution for a developer lacking a strong credit score. My team can assist you and your team to make that happen!


Parcels available now to make these things happen in your favor may not be available months or years from now when the challenges stopping you now are resolved. Let’s connect and collaborate for mutual benefit!


Meanwhile, below is an how analysts are looking at South Florida, just to further the point:


https://www.law.com/dailybusinessreview/2024/12/13/real-estate-trends-to-watch-in-2025-restructuring-growth-and-challenges-in-south-florida/?slreturn=20241215181900

 

 

 

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