@Vincent JonesNot sure what you're looking for in regards to the tenant in common deed but you'll probably want an estate planner then or a transactional real estate attorney.

I have a financial planner handling a legacy IRA who lies to me every day about how hard he's working for me. 

Hello, I need a fiduciary financial planner in Ga who is also a multi property RE investor .

Although I'm new to this and recently started working in the industry I believe I have a lot to contribute to the discussion based on my 30+ years as a leader and strategic planner for the US Army. 

Very knowledgeable and accessible guys.Gerald McDowellExecutive DirectorReports to Jonathan (Jon) TuleySenior Principal Planner, AICP, Atlanta Regional Planning District

Maybe a financial planner or something.

Local city planners are on record saying that they believe if another downturn were to come, visitor counts would at least stay flat.

And, yes detail analysis by your planner is required to let you know if paying off the house is better strategy. 

Ask a CPA or financial planner to help if you want to go this route. 

I have gotten approval from the city planners that I am zoned to have this mixed use on the property.I have asked a few loan officers and talked to a local bank about financing the construction and the mortgage after completion.