Leverage the existing networks folks have.This requires you to develop a relationship and extensively network.

Here’s what it says: “Loans Secured by Real Property or Used to Purchase, Build, or Improve Real Property: If properly originated and negotiated, such loans are typically exempt when made or arranged by a licensed real estate broker.”Was your loan to your friend properly originated and negotiated by a licensed real estate broker?

The farm is located in an area that has seen medium size planned neighborhood development activity within the last 5 years.

Have your dad talk to his CPA about tax implications and estate planning so that it is done properly.

Just doing a little deal analysis practice for multifamily units, and would love y’alls thoughts. 6-BR, 2-Bath, 2100 square foot duplex in an area of Nashville that is beginning to experience a higher volume of development.  

I don't think there is much you can hold the old owner too. the proper way to handle this would have been to request the house be delivered vacant and then refuse to close until its vacant. you accepted the house under the condition it was, which was one room rented out. you now have a tenant that is refusing to pay rent. you will have to lawyer up and evict.

I was wondering if any experts may be willing to have a chat about the process I’ve developed and where I could improve or you may know of someone that I could contact to talk to about analysing multifamily markets?

There just isn't enough information provided to give a proper response.

@Don KonipolHi Don, curious if you can recommend from your research, any CF platforms that supply JV equity on ground up apartment development projects.

We're in the process of a small commercial development, specifically ground up fast food development.