I believe constructing a new easement may be the only solution.

People who say JV is bad do  not know how to structure  it and manage it and the exit strategy..

It is now 6/21/24 and I am still going back and forth with my property management about the security deposit and repairs.

Here are some steps to help you get started:Educate yourself: Learn as much as you can about real estate investing, including market analysis, property valuation, financing, and property management.

Hello Jared Schott, regarding your situation, here are some considerations and options for managing the $280,000 gap: Second Mortgage: You can seek a second mortgage or home equity loan to cover the $280,000.

you will not want to take documents from anyone on line and will want an attorney to create docs for you which would range from $5-$10k.Regarding management fees, 1-2% is what those fees typically, are so even at $1M you are taking $10-$20k/yr in management fees, which probably does not get you super excited, but thats where they typically are.

I would appreciate any guidance on managing these types of financial partnerships and navigating a dynamic, competitive market.

We have an S-Corp that manages both LLCs, so I can take payroll and contribute to retirement accounts. 

I'm a Realtor and Property Manager.

Prime Oregon beach homes are a limited asset class regardless of inventory levels and there is little to no new construction development occurring.