Hi, I am currently looking for a Project manager in the Kitsap county area . 

My project manager/mentor was advising me on the deal and kept insisting that I should gut and remodel the entire place because its value will increase tremendously.

I do not know if you are local, but if you are, would like to meet with you and discuss your project and share more about BCRA. 

I have studied each one in detail so when I am calculating arv for a new project I think like an appraiser would.

If you are trying to buy larger multifamily maybe investing in a much larger project from a local syndicator might be the answer. 

Our big objective is finding an investor or group of investors who can purchase and renovate a building for our school.How would I go about finding an investor or investors for this project?  

And upon completion of the project I can get the loan refinanced to a traditional mortgage?

Investors that have a good deal, say maybe the total costs of the project is 50% of the ARV, seem to think that's enough for a lender because if anything goes wrong, they can just take over the property and "make more money" that way. 

This is one way to manage this large project, and it's a particularly useful tool for California-based investors.

We have access to a project manager and a team of VAs who do general admin tasks, transaction coordination, and marketing.