Have never missed a payment to investors.

I own a wellness facility, but also invest in real estate, and help investors.

I suppose they would be able to help me figure it out but I’m still trying to determine what is the best way to fund something like this and would it be better to sell off the entire purchase once split into separate parcels or is there a way to structure a deal as to where I could sell off some of the land to repay the loan/investors and also retain a portion of it to develop with my own short term rentals.

This is tough to do with today's high prices and mortgage rates, which is why so many investors have slowed down or stopped investing until the market turns favorable again.Below is an example of a single-family home in Allentown.

Mark, since you're an inexperienced investor, I would be very cautious about borrowing against the roof over your head.

If I wanted to convert solely to me as the primary (investor/owner)..in the transfer process (to me solely) a complicated one?

Focus on networking with local investors, learning market trends in your new area, and deciding on a strategy that fits your goals.Good luck!

A prudent investor doesn't seek quick riches through shortcuts.

I reach out just to help as I'm a local agent/investor here in the area; and my focus is primarily on investment properties with my clients.

Clearly in general the class D will have the higher maintenance/cap ex.What I recommend is every RE investor populate a spreadsheet with current replacement costs and expected average life span in months for every item on the property to determine the expected monthly maintenance/cap ex.