I would make sure your numbers are solid and that the deal would make sense and is lucrative for the investor. 

Hey Jimmy, sounds like a solid project with good cash flow potential.

Hi Brenden,Your plan to use a HELOC to convert your basement into a rental unit sounds like a solid house-hacking strategy, especially if you can get $3,000 in combined rent.

We have a really solid Chicago community! 

But I've seen some solid properties in Akron as well that had good cash flow, but definitely seeing rents in Cleveland a bit higher right now

Lastly, land development requires solid planning and capital, so getting the right development loan with flexible terms will be vital for success.

Typically a solid GP would reach at a 2x multiple in 5 years, taking your 500k to 1MM.

Many of these properties are undervalued and can provide great returns once you establish solid tenants.I'd be happy to guide you through your options, whether you're interested in house hacking or building an investment portfolio. 

I wouldn’t purchase anything out of state without first getting a thorough inspection, establishing a trusted team on the ground, and having a solid exit strategy in case things don’t go as planned.

Also what are solid reasons/hardships I can list in my rezoning request that will get it approved?