Consult a Realtor, contractor, property manager, or lender, and then request referrals for the remaining three.

However, consider:Long-term market projectionsYour personal financial goalsTax implications of holding vs. selling (consult a local tax advisor)Partnership Structure:Clear, written agreement detailing responsibilities, profit sharing, dispute resolutionRegular financial reporting and meetingsExit strategy for both partiesConsider forming a legal entity for the partnershipFull Bank Financing: If the bank would finance the entire project including renovations, this could potentially be more advantageous.

We've been doing land development and entitlement for a little over 20 years, initially as a consultant (civil engineer & owner representative), and I have to agree there is a significant risk to land entitlement. 

Use a reliable customer relationship management (CRM) system to manage and organize your investor data.

Of course, please consult with a tax professional for more details.

Consult a Real Estate Attorney: Given the proximity to the closing date, consulting a real estate attorney may help you navigate any legal implications and ensure your interests are protected.4.

It would be wise to consult with local real estate professionals, analyze recent sales data, and consider the long-term economic prospects of the area before making any investment decisions.Let me know if you're looking for funding for your RE investment.

If they don't have a buyer's consultation with you to learn all about your goals, they won't be good for you.

Dustin, I would suggest consulting with an attorney to determine if this is legal in your state.

They can guide you through the process and hook you up with reliable lenders who've done this before.The key is having a solid grasp of the portfolio's financials, a clear plan for the properties, and a team of pros to help you navigate the financing side.