In my early years I worked assembling commercial land projects for developers some for a few years only for the economy to tank and the project was halted.

This has developed into an intriguing convo.

From my experience it's only been able to happen at closing but again, that's my experience.Here are some ways you can establish your LLC since you already have the property.1) Have all rents and expenses (mortgages, etc.) paid out of that to show money coming in/out.2) Get a CC under the business name and use it to pay for all business administrative and random RE costs.3) Get a "Corporate Account" with someone like The Home Depot. 

if you want an example of what I  developed over about 10 years of self managing in seattle,  message me privately.  

Some investors and I are the principal purchasers of a new apartment development in Colorado Springs, CO.

I have land out west that I am going to develop into a summer home, I have a house in the Florida Keys that I built as an owner builder in cash over a period of two years, as well as a house in Miami.

It’s been almost 3 months and while I’ve done a lot of good self development in a few areas, I’ve really gotten nowhere in my goals.

No active development I am aware of. 

For example "construction finance" "master planned development" or "new lot sales" in my hometown of Bend Oregon.

I could point you to the best developing and blue collar zip codes if your interested.