I have a great product, but how do you pitch an investor to park their money and potentially lock it for a set period of time.I know rents and appraisal values will increase in time, but I can not account for that when speaking with investors.

Using the knowledge I've gained from working with developers to produce the best product possible while still making a profit, my goal is to provide quality design within proximity to world class skiing that is financially available to everyone.

We have a 3M plant in my state that manufactures masks and they have moved to 24 hour production.

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Portfolio lending has different guidelines because it's their own products. 

Meantime, run the numbers... it doesn’t cost you that much more to get a 30yr and pay it like a 15yr (from the interest rate difference between the products)

We are market makers, we were able to reposition this building into a B product, with a massive CAPEX for renovating units and interiors, as well as infusing a boatload of amenities for residents.

we've been quoted about 4% on a SBA 504but it probably requires an entity as wellas hiring one employee per $65K borrowed.What other lending products are out there?

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There are a few local lenders offering construction/rehab loan products, each with slightly different requirements and perks.