In that scenario even though the given professional might have a heavy amount of experience in a handful of jurisdictions, they have someone on their team that they can pull in for areas they aren't familiar with. 

You aren't required to provide ADA compliant units, so you have two separate possible design accommodations.

@Brian Burke I'm not a big fan of pref equity in the first place, as common equity investors often aren't compensated for the additional risk.

I'm wondering if there something like them but on a bigger scale. their designs are really limited and aren't setup for cash flow in mind. you need to find an apartment developer.

You may have mastered all the techniques, both basic and advanced, but if you aren't sure how a new market might differ from where you know, arbitrage offers a way to learn without a long-term, expensive commitment.

Some housing authorities don’t pay you market rent.

I wish I had a referral but they aren't taking clients at the moment. 

I want to break into investing via private equity because loans with interest/origination fees aren't allowed in my religion.

I don’t think this is the borrower homestead since the records have a different owner address than the physical address.This is confusing because we aren’t buying a foreclosed property, we would be foreclosing to take possession.

However, there is also a very fine line for this as the PM can only do this so much and so often because our margins are not ridiculous and since we aren't the owner we don't get any upside appreciation when money is being spent to potentially fix things and make the unit better, rent for higher and/or be worth more.