I've been involved on projects installing dams, street cars, BNSF train bridges, mechanical systems at Intel, dental labs, 30 story buildings, you name it.

The more you do things like that, the more bridges you burn, and eventually you'll burn the wrong bridge and it'll be the end of your career.

I'll also add that bridge debt is commonly used when repositioning a multifamily asset.  

Take the 600k into a passive investment with a big depreciation loss in year one- and with my wife as a real estate professional, possibly cross the w-2 bridge to essentially eliminate income taxes for that year - and possibly move a chunk of our pre tax 403b —457b over with Roth conversations. 

I think the Attorneys General of several states will take interest.I've watched a few of the videos, it's demonstrably Bad Training, False Hopes, Overleveraging, unsophisticated lenders ("gator lenders" formerally known as "gap" lenders and "bridge loans" who get burned) and that will lead to disasters and more legislation.

I had a vision where people are lined getting free government services( phone, healthcare, bridge card, unemployment, water, etc).

Bridge interest only loans/private money would be the way to go.The Bridge loan funding amount would usually for this scenario be up to 65% of the ARV of the completed project for you to do your project if you qualify.

The location on where you house is located.If your house has a good path and close to the highway 92 it rents more.The traffic getting on the 92 bridge is really bad.If you decide castro calley add another 30mins to your commute.Hayward is changing.

If the intent is to pull it out, return capital to investors or to refi, then there are numerous ways to structure the debt, including a bridge that has a low prepayment penalty, closing cost and easy exit.  

When I went to UD I didn't know of anyone living on the other side of the bridge.