But if the city has been difficult to work with for inspections and permits they might also be difficult to work with regarding short term rentals.

I personally know it's making it difficult for me to move forward with considering the Wealthability platform even though I have gone through your other written material, as well as the Wealthability podcast which I also enjoy. 

The STR Loophole can be complicated and is difficult to summarize in a single short post.

More companies continue to pull-out of Cali so it's difficult to gauge who is best for you.

@Alana Reynolds, as with most said above it would be difficult to get based on your current LTV ratio on this specific property.

Log cabins are extremely difficult and would private investor would be required 

It's a difficult time to be an LP, particularly those that invested between 2021 and 2022.

It also can be difficult to get one for a rental property. 

The learning culture is great and in my opinion it’s just very difficult.

Either get a bid from a builder (the easy but expensive way) or get fully engineered plans and then get bids from all the subs (the more difficult but less expensive way).Btw, while I don't know downtown Philly development costs offhand, I would suspect you're probably looking at $300-400/sf in hard costs these days for what you describe.