Quote from @Connor Kline: I have interest in a multi family property that is made up of loft studio apartments, all roughly 550 sqft.

Once you have a track record of success, they'll fund you for multiple projects at the same time. 

I would look into multi family or doing BRRR's.

When I had a secondary structure demolished a few years ago, I did discover the lot was zoned that I could rebuild another multi-family building on the lot if I wanted to.

@Eugene BrownTo expand your property portfolio, leverage equity or savings, explore multi-unit and single-family properties, and consider the BRRRR Strategy.

I'm going to purchase my first multi family investment property in Florida. 

I have so far tested out Harvest, Toggle and Clockify they all track time but they do not allow to attach any support to the task.  

Since you're aiming to purchase a multi-family property in Long Island, especially with the help of a capital partner, it’s crucial to run the numbers carefully (rental income vs expenses) to ensure you’re set up for success. 

It took a little while, but when it popped up on the MLS I was well-prepared to submit an offer and even in a multi-offer scenario I was able to make my offer stand out (happy to go into how we did that if that'd be helpful)

It’s essential to consider factors like payment plans, projected infrastructure developments, and the track record of the developer to make informed decisions.The most successful investors are those who carefully analyse the potential of each project rather than being swept away by the allure of glossy marketing.