With distinct A, B, and C areas, there aren't any truly bad neighborhoods for investment.

The former is not possible unless it's a very remote piece of land.

Nearly a half dozen of my clients are looking for their next househack or MFH in DFW right now, so just a piece of advice....move quickly!

I have heard of a company that I am drawing a blank on that will pay you for a piece of the equity.

My biggest piece of advice is the build a healthy body now that will carry you through the final decades of life.

They share a personal account where only rental income is deposited, and I am listed as the beneficiary of their accounts at their bank.Although this is technically a personal account, we still like to refer to it as a "business" account to internally emphasize the necessity of maintaining a clear distinction between these funds and other personal accounts.

The good news is that cashflow is only one piece of the wealth-growing puzzle.

The biggest piece of advice I can give you though is to ensure you have an honest and trustworthy team in the marketplace you are about to invest in. 

Congratulations on achieving your goals on this piece of property. 

If no construction lender can get comfortable with you as the builder (aka principal, sponsor) regardless of you hiring a well-qualified GC, then maybe the solution is to give some piece of the equity to another builder/principal who would oversee the GC, and whom has the track record to satisfy the lender.