Maybe you can buy your way into a 25% or 33% stake in a project...

Glad to see you are already working on a project thats awesome!

First step is to determine your strategy (buy and hold, fix and flip, owner financing) and then the ARV you want for each project.

(**This is extremely important on rehab projects or flip homes)Risk Management Concerns: Additional Insured designations, Hold Harmless agreements, Waivers of Subrogation, and other specific policy conditions and limitations. 

Solar developers are financing solar projects from institutional tax equity investors, so within the first 5-7 years their is a recapture period for tax equity.

If refinancing in 5 years doesn't work for the project, perhaps the project doesn't work. 

With all that said, mine was a total gut job, so if you're just updating stuff, and can get a project completed fairly quickly, the stress shouldn't be as much. 

Finished this project for a client in California. 

I am an independent insurance adjuster who gets hired by insurance companies to know how much a remodeling project is supposed to cost.

His courses were Real Property Development, which was a class and a massive individualized case study where everybody picked out a development project for their semester paper.