@Nik Moushon You can thank me for removing that aweful jointed rail going through town 7-8 years ago on the train tracks when I used to have a day job 😁Try Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Memphis, Little Rock, Jacksonville, Ohio, or other secondary or tertiary markets.

Other things come into play like plans for public transport like rail cars or the like, things that would create a need for parking lots or garages. 

I'm also purchasing a pick-up, which I'm hoping to tax advantage of Section 179 (vehicle over 6k pounds).If anyone is willing to have a quick discussion, I would very much appreciate it. 

Your broker will put you in the right loan vehicle when the property is ready. 

A way that this can be done is using a vehicle called a Delaware Statutory Trust.

We didn’t see any additional vehicles out front.

Its a more limited customer base as you need 4x4 vehicles to access homes up there and its a much shorter season. 

Now, if you are going to be buying construction equipment, office supplies, vehicles, etc....all of that comes from the the side you are referring to. 

Rates are based on a 12 month, interest only loan.Second step is to get out of the rehab financing into a more permanent vehicle.  

(Just like you choose your deductible on vehicle insurance).