From what I know, the common process of financing in the real estate development is like this:https://cdn.corporatefinanceinstitute.com/assets/p...But what if a junior developer who has less job experience in this field than any others and is trying to develop a huge scale of townhouses?

I plan on doing the following: 1.PM will pay 50% of standard rent but will identify duties he has to do for 50%. 2.Develop Property Manager Agreement for emergency and routine repairs and come to terms on compensation.

I also own a series of CFRE companies which was my own development companies when I flip houses myself.

I’m pretty sure I’m gonnna keep identifying potential markets and then begin reaching out to real estate agents in those markets to learn more about potential opportunities.

Will be willing to loan 75%LTV with land / soft cost as collateral.Now looking to speak to developers here, talking to city soon.

I utilized the strategies that I have learned to utilize from Bigger Pockets to identify when and how to approach a potential investor.

I utilized the strategies that I have learned to utilize from Bigger Pockets to identify when and how to approach a potential investor.

I also got a second opinion from my other brother  ( both contractors/developers are brothers)  and he agreed on changing kitchen sink, fridge and some work on bathroom.

It might be worth connecting with a local (CHA) realtor - there are several here on BP - to help you identify a few areas around town that might work for your needs.

@Youwei Chen You actually just mentioned a good way to identify your next target market.