At the beginning stages of real estate investing as well.  

I would talk to some note investors to find out what they like to see in that kind of note to make it an attractive purchase so you can get those types of provisions in your arrangement if you decide to go that route.

If not, sell it as turn-key to another investor.I'm going through similar stages with another project at the moment.

Doesn't matter how wealthy you are, you can hit ceilings under regulatory restrictions.You may think you're getting a loan from XYZ bank, as they begin to hit ceilings they can farm out participated loans, sharing loans with other banks and you may never be aware of the arrangement.

Stage both units by strategically placing furniture to help buyers see what each room is for, but use a minimum of props, since the less that is in the rooms the bigger they look.

I personally am still in the beginning stages of my investing career and it just doesn't make sense to sell some of the properties I have bought yet. 

We arranged a HELOC from TD Bank on an investment property about a year ago.

Check out a book called 'Creating and Growing Real Estate Wealth: The 4 Stages to a Lifetime of Success' by William J.

@Jorge C.I had 8 properties in Australia at one stage and have slowly sold out of the entire portfolio.The market is booming quiet heavily there at the moment and I don't believe its sustainable.

That seems to be when the next stage kicks in of developers buying raw dirt subdivisions and developing their own lots.