Their influence is felt in the increased accessibility of capital, the acceleration of project timelines, and the introduction of more flexible financing options.

With your own capital and access to other individuals you know well that have capital you could start that way..

However, mixed-use properties can create new issues depending on the construction and structure, access, and tenant mix.

Without proper guidance, it’s easy to make costly mistakes that can derail your progress early on.Having access to solid resources—whether it’s books, courses, mentors, or investing toolkits—can help you navigate the unknowns.

@Jon Haney do you or the PMC have access to the utility bills?

But what about this option - you get on the phone with the individual and a realtor and let this person give the realtor access.

Real estate consumers in our area are fortunate to have access to a large pool of talented and knowledgeable professionals who are backed by a strong association. 

If the property appreciates significantly, you might be able to access some of that equity sooner rather than later.- Investment Lock-Up: While there’s a chance your funds could be tied up for a bit, if the property is well-designed and in a desirable area, you might see appreciation that allows for refinancing sooner than you think.Buying an existing property:- Less Risk: Existing properties come with a track record, so you can analyze their performance and potential more easily.

Currently I own a property in Sacramento with enough backyard lot that has Alley access and my current Mortgage is at a 2.5% rate and don't want to touch or affect it.I am in the process of considering a lot split with a plan to build a new doublex unit in the split lot with hard money or a construction loan. 

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