A leveraged income property, done properly, will always be considered good debt.

B-I-N recommends not to use TSP unless it's the non-detergent type as they will not guarantee the primer will stick properly and ammonia will be fine.

The investment ratio should be maintained to ensure that each member is receiving its proper share of investment returns.

If you are a real estate developer who would be interested in developing a property for commercial uses what are things that you would be looking for? 

I analyze mostly MF assets on a daily basis as well as a MF development deals. 

The Ybor City area located just outside of downtown is developing area which brings tourist, cruiseline guest, music groups and artist nationwide.

Did the proper research, the only mortgage on the property was the the one that sent it to auction.

So, you have a few options:Take on substantially more challenging projects, both in size/scopeTake on projects that involve a different asset classDeal with challenges related to different geography (I'd think you'd want to move 'up' market)These are the things that you can do one or more of - you may want to think about your options and be realistic too about your capabilities.There's a lot of people doing a lot of different things on these forums, but the above gets you moving 'up' the value chain with regards to developing capabilities, and working towards furthering your 'build' skill-set.All this said, I have a friend that operates in a smaller market in Iowa that's probably a bit closer to what you are doing. 

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I've been trying to get a second opinion on this, but I'm about 1 for 15 on Engineers saying they have time for a new project, so I'm pretty much taking him at his word here.I'm less concerned about having an approved permit and more concerned about protecting the structure properly during an earthquake.