. - One other option is borrowing against your existing property but don't know if that is worth the risk- Some local banks or community development financial institutions might be open to giving you a loan even with your circumstances if it falls within their community / social mandates. - Even if the person you are thinking of can't help you, maybe there are folks on bigger pockets who want to go in on this with you esp. if you have the deal sourced...I can't tell you if any of these are the right solutions, completely depends on your specific circumstances but hopefully some avenues you can explore!

"The bottom line, multifamily buyers are wise to evaluate how apartment deliveries and pending development pipelines in their area could impact asset values and operations for them locally and in markets across the country."

It takes a little time to develop the network of lenders but you should find 1 or 2 a month easily if you tell everybody what you do and ask them if they know anybody with capital they want to invest.Keep it rolling!

When you crunch the numbers, you may find it's only value is to clean up the lot and sell it to a developer.

I called my software provider and they said they are still developing their system architecture for complete 199A input and reporting.I thought for purposes of the 199A calculation benefit you had to reduce porpotionately income generating activity amounts by loss generating activity amounts.

Myself and two other people are looking into buying a property in a developing area, living in it for 3-5 years, and then selling/renting it.

Texture Thursday This is a great technique for dealing with old houses.  

If you want to use un-levered return as a metric for comparison in your given zip code I'd suggest developing your own.

Also, i don't want to take out more than $200,000 on my primary residence, as a peace of mind thing, whereas my investment property i will go as high as 70% = $245,000.My long term goal is to use that profit gained from rehab works coupled with a HELOC/HEL on 2nd property (~$245,000) to obtain a third multi-family using BRRRR strategy (Just AirBnB instead of Long Term Rent) property to tap into AirBnB market which is just starting to develop, and by my personal local experience it will be a long time till legislation comes into place (things move slower in the Pacific Islands).Appreciate any assistance with my query.

You might want to take a look at the strategy used by Cameron Realty/Ocean City Development out of Boston.