VC firms typically do not do real estate, maybe a family office but that relationship takes a good amount of time to build and as you mentioned they will want to see experience.This is a hard question, but I ask them - what are you bringing to the table?

Tied to an SEC shelf registration where the issuing firm says they will issue debt over a period of time in the form of medium term notes.Depending on what role you want to play you may need to be licensed or otherwise regulated.MTNs are mostly for companies that want to borrow funds for projects, working capital, etc.

If someone has a general grasp of such matters or can be brought up to speed quickly, I might take them to the range, let them hold the Uzi while my hand is firmly grasping it at all times to teach them how to use it.  

Olde Towne East, close to the CBD.

I have seen some very savvy models, and also have worked for multibillion dollar real estate firms who have really cool looking models, but the key is the data that goes into them and the assumptions made.

The latest window, which required a purchase from 2018-2020, is firmly shut.Today, we are in more of a state of normalcy. 

If I count the number of times a week I was over at that property and the hours (or hours at Home Depot buying supplies for rental), it will be a stretch to say I spent the same amount of hours +1 hour as my W2 job.There's a CPA firm that has a few good videos on REPS and they go into detail about tax court cases.

Larger real estate firms will have in-house legal departments to handle this but the truth of the matter is the actual concept and procedures are quite simple once understood and all real estate owners  would benefit from this but fail to implement the systems early on.

However a new breed of companies is now emerging, focusing on using AI to revamp agent recruitment and management.Leading the way are firms like Relitix, Lone Wolf Technologies and Courted.

Don't be afraid to get a separate civil engineering firm instead of just contracting with an architect to handle all.