Hey All, Here is what I learned about funding / structuring deal for multi - family, would love to know any other way people fund / structure their deals:Downpayment (your own money) + commercial loan - No SEC involvementDownpayment (partners money) + commercial loan - No SEC involvement, partners need to have specific roles defined so that they dont get categorized as passive investors Downpayment (passive investors money, preferred returns) + commercial loan - SEC approvals neededWhat are other basic ways to fund a large (> 5m)  size deal

Structural repairs are not allowed, such as room additions, foundation repairs, etc.

Hey All,Here is what I learned about funding / structuring deal for multi - family, would love to know any other way people fund / structure their deals: Downpayment (your own money) + commercial loan - No SEC involvementDownpayment (partners money) + commercial loan - No SEC involvement, partners need to have specific roles defined so that they dont get categorized as passive investors Downpayment (passive investors money, preferred returns) + commercial loan - SEC approvals neededWhat are other basic ways to fund a large (> 5m) size deal

I've owned it for a couple years, but I know the land is being drastically underused- I want to develop it.To start, I need to determine if the development will be a multifamily structure, retail, or more of a warehouse with office space. 

I have been doing a lot of research on how to legally structure my properties.

The is an unbelievable amount of structural work. 

The property currently has three structures; a run down old barn previously used as a business, a two family rental that is currently occupied, and another two family rental that was destroyed by previous tenants and has not been occupied in years.

I’m also thinking about doing a subject to, but still unsure about how to structure this.

I recently fixed a structural issue without a permit.

Changed out joulsey windows, updated electrical, reconditioned storage structure in back of property.