@Chris Seveney thank you for the advise Chris, i appreciate your knowledge, but i would like to know your thoughts of why not, that way i can learn something.

@Chris Herrera @@Chuck GerchowAgreed with cash for keys, unless you think you will get your money back or want to go the litigious route.There is a lot to debate on cash for keys and here are some things to consider:1)does tenant care about their credit ?

@Chris Duffy is in Tampa as well and has a few investment properties and some good connections in the area, he'd be a good person to connect with.

Quote from @Chris Fritz-Grice: @John Perrings thanks for your response!

@Chris SeveneyPlease point me to it.

@Chris McCormack, I was thinking the same thing- he seems like the go to guy for this.I'm working with a partner on finding a deal specifically that works from a cost-seg standpoint.

@Chris LuthWow!

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Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Sam GiardTypically lenders will not provide bridge funding for vacant land while it’s being developed as too much risk if permits are not approvedOnce you have it fully permitted then you may be able to solidify financingThe other option is to bring on an equity partner  Thanks for the response Chris.

@Chris Mason can probably refer you to a great one.