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Annette A.
  • Waterville, ME
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what kind of money can i use to finance my i idea

Annette A.
  • Waterville, ME
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I am looking to start up/ develop a multi unit in a great location just outside a prominent city. It will be executive housing fully applianced and furnished like a hotel.  But how do i finance it? 

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Steve S.
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Steve S.
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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There are new construction programs especially if you already own the land. The main thing would be is how much have you invested in what we call "soft costs". The soft costs are the plans, the renderings, the surveys, the permits, the constructions budgets etc... 

@Annette A. I saw you mentioned something about a business plan.  How much of that have you put together?

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