Those are nice graphics!

When we undertake a new build we are really dealing with two purchases and two costs if you will. 

My question is this: If I'm doing a fix and flip and am willing to pay the private lender on their terms, what risk do they undertake?

What kind of graphic do you put on them to minimize the risk of it getting thrown away with all the other mail junk?

Once you have created the initial set up, you can add deals and limit liability while tailoring management and ownership to the deal.Here is a graphic that visualizes some of the factors to consider as you partner, since you expose your assets with your partner to the risks involved in flips.

If I were you, I would make sure that the after repair value would be worth making such a large investment of both time and capital, and that the amount of monthly income you could expect to receive would support the numbers.The project you are looking at seems like a huge undertaking from the pics you included.  

I created the graphic below to illustrate the effect inflation has on (inflation adjusted) cash flow.

This is the first project that I have attempted to undertake with partners so I'm a rookie when it comes to creative financing or acquisition strategies to fund a multi-unit project where the purpose is to hold it long term and we don't have the cash available to purchase the property outright. 

I threw this graphic together to help describe why investors are choosing to invest in specific markets.

@Bob Stevens there’s a happy medium between undertaking education and moving forward with an investment.