This could range from using a pre-existing power pole, to needing multiple poles installed for you.

Also, Holdfolio requires a phone call after you register on their site creating a preexisting relationship before allowing you to invest.

Will you advertise or do you have a preexisting and substantive relationship with a sufficient number of investors to capitalize your projects without advertising?

Also I have helped clients buy and sell in areas I did not feel I had the expertise to do business in, but they wanted to use me anyways due to a pre-existing business relationship and because I was honest enough to tell them I was hesitant to work in that area.  

Unless you have alot of the structural work pre-existing (separate entrance, egress windows, etc), it would be impossible at that budget.  

When I've invested out of state in the past, I've invested where I had already had pre-existing relationships.

These two are allegedly related and said counsel member had to disclose a preexisting relationship.

Mortgage + ins + taxes are around 1,250/mo and rent is currently 1,350/mo which is a bit below market value but I have had very good and consistent tenants for over a year now.My question: As I get started as a serious and informed RE investor (still have a ton to learn, thus the reason for my question here) would it be a better move for my pre-existing asset to either: 1. refinance and invest the earned equity into 1 or more additional properties2. sell and invest the earned equity into 1 or more addtnl properties 3.

There were some hiccups after purchasing which I can discuss in another forum about what to look for in preexisting leases.  

Leverage the pre-existing relationship.