This seems to me to be a big commitment to "permanently" borrow the money on a 30 year fixed but at the same time it seems to be the smartest play in the long term.I'd love to hear all of your feedback and thoughts on still utilizing HELOC's vs getting FIXED equity in your properties!

I would also structure an incentive with the Project Manager where if he/she were to take and pass the test for GC licensure, an automatic rais would be applied so long as they committed x number of years to you.I know it sounds aggressive, however, if you find someone young and hungry this could be a great deal for both parties.Have you also considered paying a PM based on a percentage of the overall project cost?

I’m curious to know if you already have a tenant base when you target these centers for acquisition or are you going into them with no prior commitments.

When you find the right strategy, commit to it and don't try to get into a little of everything.

Getting prequalified ahead of time usually helps with answering this before you commit to a property but you can certainly take the time now to try.  

My commitment last year was to overcome my mindset of mediocrity and to grow in my mindset that tends to slow down my progress. 

I want to assure I can get financing before I commit, I have reached out to my loan manager but wanted to get feedback from all of you wonderful people. 

If you are committed to a certain area within San Diego, and a specific property type, I would look around your market and see if there is a way to find a property that meets your expectations if not you may have to adjust your search criteria. 

Our utility, Xcel Energy, has committed to providing 100% carbon-free electricity in the next 30 years as well, and Denver is expected to double in size during that time, so this is part of an overall move away from gas and toward electric during the anticipated building boom.

Hello Biggerpockets,I have finally committed to pursuing my dream of a career in real estate.