Does anyone know a lender that can fund the purchase and rehab of a mixed use commercial/residential building that can then roll both into one loan with decent terms?

Mix in a blended rate of equity created by tenant, tax breaks and appreciation, then your return is much higher.

There’s typically a good mix of attendees - usually one or more attorneys, a number of agents, many experienced investors, landlords, flippers, rehabbers, contractors, lenders, etc.

It's easy and quick to get into Asheville so provides a good mix of being away from it but being close to it feel.As far as I know, there are no real restrictions on short term rentals in Madison/Yancey.

I know a lawyer could figure it out anyway if they really wanted to either way but if I'm in the mix anyway managing the properties I don't see the difference.  

Mike if you are serious about commercial then leave the residential or mixed use brokerage and go with a commercial only specialty brokerage.You get into the larger deals the buyers and sellers do not want DABBLERS.

Chris T. you bring up a good point throwing my fiance's thoughts into the mix.

We have listed our commercial/mixed use property.

I own the land outright, and do have the funds for the construction.Would you leave the cash in your normal passive investments (mix of bond funds & stock market) and borrow for the construction, or pull the funds out of the investments and pay cash?

That person needs to know every in-and-out of investing apartment or mixed used properties in the area.Thanks,Carlo