Take your shirt off and paint your body blue.

"Blue tape" inspection when they claim it's done, but they actually forgot a bunch of little details. 

@Aaron MoayedHi Aaron,I can only speak to my personal experience— which I Broker between Atlanta and Los Angeles for the entertainment industry.Los Angeles historically has been an appreciation play whereas Atlanta due to its significant filming and production and the migration of so many blue chip companies has been a great area for cash flow for my client, as they acquire properties at a lesser cost than in Los Angeles yet the rents can be arguably comparable.All that being said, it really depends on your financing structure for the acquisition.

I think you should learn how to manage that money slowly and diversify into blue chips assets. 

Executive Summary, site plans / surveys are done and SOV (schedule of Values) awaiting final blue print approval.2.

That approval process requires business tax returns, reserve requirements, Minimum of (2) years in business, ability to submit a blue print, and cost analysis along with several other items.The bank also does not give you the money to start they require the work be done in phases in order to pay the builer/GC in draws. 

FYI; the CSLB  defines a contractor as 1 who is proficient at writing a contract to execute the work "designed by others" Think about that for a minute, the only way to bid work accurately is from blue prints.

I am guessing this is a blue state?

I've been investing in real estate for 10 years, but mostly BRRRR, Short Term Rental in Blue Ridge mountains, and recently syndicated an industrial warehouse. 

Lots of the good without the all of the pretentiousness that you find on the other side of the Blue Ridge.