Dear members of the community,I am reaching out seeking advice from local agents in the LA area (or in general) regarding a real estate venture I am currently negotiating.

My goal is to develop this property without resorting to upfront cash investments.I've attempted to collaborate with several general contractors, hoping to find a partner interested in a joint development venture.

Attending real estate events and establishing professional networks with other industry members may yield insightful and beneficial connections.Trying out different forms of finance, such private loans, government-backed credit programs, or joint ventures with other investors, might also be helpful.Real estate investment requires a great deal of flexibility and open-mindedness because there are several ways to succeed.

I’m looking to make this venture both appealing to tenants and financially viable for myself.2.

As a Nurse Practitioner, small business owner, and busy mom, your multitasking skills are sure to serve you well in this new venture.

Wouldn't mind if they ventured over to Austin in the coming years. 

With only a $50 or $100 origination fee, and "essentially" not losing any money to an interest rate, TSP loans are probably one of your cheaper loan options out there.I just took out a 40+k loan from my TSP to invest in other ventures and it was a very simple and straightforward process. 

Once upon a time, I ventured into the realm of real estate with boundless enthusiasm and unwavering determination.

(NASDAQ; SMFNF) embarking on a pioneering venture into tokenization.

I would 100% run these questions through your RE Attorney, but if you're looking to be best protected I would venture to say one property per trust/LLC (however your RE Attorney might suggest this is overkill).