@Brian Burke and @Chris Seveney, thank you both for your feedback.You are correct, Brian, he is using bridge debt, and even referred to the product as such, so no hiding it.  

people outside silicon valley just do not know that the silicon valley has been very dependent to India and China these day that even if the entire silicon valley has only 10 people, company can still operate because they have thousand engineer in India and China.This is very different environment than compare even 2015 where US is still having bargaining position.Lot of American tech product has been swapped by similar Chinese product , especially in Latam and Asia.The threat in CA is also rising because cost of business is rising a lot, so for company that can't strategically move to India they have to move operation and other thing to Texas or Midwest.

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Perhaps also reach out to production companies who might want to use the home for music videos, commercials, television shows or movies.  

No all lenders will do an equity product on investment property.I'd also look at the relationship w/ the lender.

I think these details definitely cement the viability of a fix-and-flip product - given your history / plan for the project, it could look like a 10% down situation if that's reasonable for you financially.

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