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Townhome Development in Tacoma, WA

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I am looking to develop a 4 unit Townhouse in the Tacoma area, live in one unit and hold the others as rentals. I am hoping to use a VA construction loan for this project. This will be my first development project and would like some information on the legalities of holding these as rentals, the tax implications, and any other general advice on this project. If I own the land and the building would these still be considered 4 separate properties and be taxed as such? Would I be able to use the VA loan to fund the construction of multiple units?


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@Adam Culper Adam forgive me for saying this but if you are asking these questions you may want to fall back to seriously consider if you are ready to execute a ground up development of any size

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