Here's some information on that:https://www.pennlive.com/news/2019/03/harrisburg-university-releases-renderings-on-new-building.htmlFor me personally, I don't invest in the Uptown area between Maclay Street (near Governors mansion) and Division st. 

I'm pretty confident I can get the investment backing, but I want to get my ducks in a row (renderings, investment return, etc|) before I approach my pool of investors, so as to look legit:)  Before doing that, however, I want to be able to articulate the structure of the deal.In the case where the land owner is involved, is he/she a equity stakeholder with a preferred IRR in the deal?  

We had a home that was rendered SFH by the Bldg Dept., after it was a duplex for many years.

Taking into consideration and putting myself in an investor's shoes makes me understand how they think and can render pretty valuable inputs.

Interpretation Note: The City of Chicago has rendered an interpretation of this Section of the Municipal Code.

Generally speaking; if a Landlord were to agree or intonate, in those jurisdictions where quantum meruit is allowed, either that there would be some compensation against rent for services rendered; or even if a reasonable person would believe that there would be compensation for services rendered, the landlord can be held liable under the theory.There are some defenses in contract against this; such things as merger clauses.

LLC liability protection can be rendered invalid by a variety of mistakes one could do.     

Rejecting Kentucky's defense of its turf laws on consumer protection grounds, the court noted that "the complete exclusion of a buyer's broker from the transaction may well render the foreign buyer/lessee more vulnerable to fraud.

I disagree with Will, however, that this even matters...Both @Joe Fairless and @John Cohen say they underwrite to IRR. 50% is an income-driven concept, which renders it obsolete when underwriting to IRR.

In the Dallas market, prices are going up and this would probably render a big return in the future.