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I wouldn't discount that partner's capital and access to financing in the equation.

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What you are looking for from the Planner is a site plan that shows the footprints of the buildings that compose the Project, access (ingress/egress points) and internal roads and improvements.Once you have the plan noted above, the Civil Engineer can use it to determine the lineal feet of wet and dry on and off site utilities.

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You can access that equity through a HELOC or cash-out refi to have capital for another purchase if you want.My two cents at least.

I plan on increasing rents to the market rate and refinancing to increase the cash on cash return and gain access to cash for an additional deal.

You will want to have cash reserves or access to cash in the event you have a large unexpected expense come up, such as a roof replacement, HVAC, etc.