I'm experienced in navigating the process.

You'll be so much more prepared to navigate a long distance deal if you've learned a bit locally.Good Luck!

Fortunately, I have a well-qualified buyer with the knowledge, skills, abilities to navigate through the rezoning process.  

I'm guessing it will take some time to navigate this.3.

The data is pretty good but the site can be painful to navigate from time to time.   

If you are new to investing in Philadelphia, I would recommend working with an experienced PM in the area who can help you navigate the process, and handle the heavy lifting to ensure you comply.

It shifts the risk to them as the builder and allows you to make an investment in a finished product, not something you would have to navigate a hidden process of permits and inspections and draws. 

However, a local GC may have recommendations such as finishes or potential things that could attract buyers, a local builder might also be familiar with the inspection and permitting process (if it is not done) and be able to help navigate with those things.Really depends on if you only need them to build, or if you are looking for them to help with anything outside of just construction.

Having someone with experience to guide you can be incredibly valuable as you navigate the industry.There are several ways you can go about finding a mentor in real estate.

I’m currently navigating these city and municipalities waters Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?