The resulting real estate portfolio would then be used to fund key community programs, like feeding elders and supporting local economic development initiatives.This is a new space for me, and I’m still figuring out how to structure something like this.

I’m curious about how financing works in this space, especially since land investments have unique challenges and opportunities compared to traditional property flips.

Im more a hands on learning definitely and as far as living in a unit i couldn't yet because its out of the kids school district  plus the limited space. but thats the goal, to buy a small air or inn to manage and run for work while still renting in our district and then looking to buy since we're renters again!

I look forward to connecting with fellow investors, learning from seasoned pros, and hopefully sharing my journey as I dive deeper into this space!

I'm a MF broker working in the 2-20 unit space.

if so do you just connect them and see if they ok to rent it and share the common spaces?

With your background in architectural design, you're already ahead of the game in understanding spaces and their potential!

You'll have far less competition as you move into the 5+ unit space where the different financing and higher prices weed out many of the first time investors feeding on $400k fourplexes. 

That might be especially attractive to folks who want to shed the clothes they wear at work to keep their living space more clean.

Thanks Don, that is both enlightening, and created new questions as I have 2 potential deals that could be classified as commercial, both are airbnb portfolios, with one being 3 singe family units, and the other being a single site with multiple units (11 units,themed resort style).