Build a commercial team- insurance, financing, Planning/Zoning, fire inspector, trades- electrician, plumber, carpenter, excavation, concrete, hvac, flooring, engineers, signage, etc. 

I am a land surveyor by trade.

@Steven CatudalFor such a small amount you could try to open trade accounts and commercial revolving accounts for your material expenses. 

I sold because the market there is nuts right now: everything going for way more than it has been trading at over the last few years.

When I started 15 years ago I was all over the map, but soon realized that I don't like low income neighborhoods and the issues that come with it, I traded out of C areas into B neighborhoods.

There are a lot of factors that will go into your trade-up, and depending on the scale you want to go.

Most folks realizes they will make much more money in their early 20's working a trade.

I recently listened to a podcast on The Landlord Diaries, episode FF86, where they talk about “co-hosting” as a term used to get around this exact thing.

Much easier to pass laws that affect a publicly traded business.

That is, they just keep working and trading their hours to save up more capital, versus the mindset of having the actual investment quickly repaying the capital.These questions will lead you down the correct investment path for YOU.