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

Wanted to see if anyone could give me some lender/private money recommendations for build to suit ground up development for a couple national fast food/QSR retailers in the Seattle metro area.

In looking to develop small multi-family, market-rate LONG TERM holds properties (four to 12 units) specifically.

@Kevin Phu a factor not mentioned yet is cash reserves.

@Jameson Sullivan what do you think about the potential for significant development in the area?

However if I factor in property management cost and gardener fee, I am in the hole closer to $300 a month.

You will also have to develop tough skin, and not be afraid of rejection and people getting upset at you.

They let off cash like crazy, tenants have low expectations and you can develop multiple income streams from both lot rent, and seller financing the trailers on your pads.

Your property inspection would turn up any issues relating to mold.In another words, you can factor in an extra $1000 in inspections for these areas, and include that either in your renovation or your fixed costs when analyzing the deal and coming up with your maximum purchase price. 

. $5,500 is quite a lot so I'm trying to review as many legitimate reviews and testimonials as I can to make sure that it makes sense for me and my situation.I know that I learn and apply myself best when I'm given straightforward instructions, a guide, clear direction, and skin in the game.I'll bump this up to see if there have been any new updates or developments in regards to the Wholesaling Inc program.