Go to the engineer meetings, meet with the contractors, meet the planners, municipal councils, lenders, investors, etc...find out what they are all looking for, over time you will find what it is you are looking for, then you will be able to smell the BS a mile away.KG :mrgreen:

Unfortunately, financial planners are legally not allowed to give advice on mortgages.Everyone has their opinions, but the average homeowner (statistically) stays in their home or refinances, every 5-7 years.The interest only option get be used for you in a couple of ways:1.

I have access to many real estate forms, letters, contracts, even planners.

You should ask the city planner what uses would be acceptable for that lot.

Taking these things into account is what a mortgage planner or equity asset manager does.

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Instead talkng to accountants, lawyers, financial planners and certain friends and family about what you are looking to do and how their clients or each of them individually can participate.

IMO, LMOs are not be getting sufficient training, reminds me of the old commercial where a financial planner pushes the same IRA across his desk to any client saying "this plan is especially tailored to your needs".

Call (or go into their office) the City Planner or County Planner or Google "City of _____ Zoning Map" and you can usually figure it out that way.

Sources for private money for short term loans might come from relationships with attorneys, stock brokers even insurance agents or financial planners.