You need to have enough money, probably in the $100-150k, amount to put the property under contract, and do the feasibility study on the property, Phase 1 Environmental, Property Drawings for roads, water sewer, and utilities, and have a completed budget so you know what your costs are.At that point you can go out and attract investors, I don't thing that developing raw land is necessarily cheaper than buying discounted finished lots. 

Hi All, would love your thoughts ~A set of 2 large clawfoot tubs as an alternative to traditional hot tub, with running hot + cold water spigot attached, hot springs style.

There is a significant art to this, and that is why one won't find any standard template for doing such, because each original home style/design best lends itself to different layout potentials. 

I'm only here for the next 1 to 1 1/2 years; until we move on to our next investment asset and life style. 

So if you are using a loan type that is ok with leaving the property in the LLC/Company at closing then that is going to be some type of a commercial/portfolio style loan. 

@Raj G.If it’s owned by a LLC you could do a mezzanine style loan which is a loan to LLC not specific asset but if they do not produce then you can step in and take over.

Right now I am leaning towards the BRRRR style of rentals. 

Dated mica kitchen counters and older color style tyles in baths.

You will likely have a partnership for tax purposes and have to file a partnership tax return and keep business-style books.

I like transparency on the table as we are all here to make money... but a lot of people seem to work on assumptions and seem to not respond to direct style so I find myself treading waters...feedback is welcomed.