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Mark Peeples
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  • Oakland, CA
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Building for ground up

Mark Peeples
  • New to Real Estate
  • Oakland, CA
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Hi I am looking to buy a empty lot in Stockton California that the city says up to 11-13 units can be built on lot.i am paying for the lot in cash. My question is how much would I need to borrow to build a small apartment complex? What steps do I need to take? Any recommendations for architects or builders?

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