It’s a development proposal for 60,000 sq ft. of retail and restaurant space, a hotel with more than 100 rooms, residential capacity for about 130, and a 36,000 sq ft. indoor recreation venue with two indoor championship-style ice rinks, along with restaurants.The developers, Old Hickory Hockey, LLC, will develop the ice rinks in partnership with the Nashville Predators, according to the senior project manager John Sexton’s letter to the Gallatin Planning Commission.However, I have not heard much about it since last year!

I think greater than 75 units is common.We repositioned a 88 door hotel (extended stay style) to an LW community with a shared workspace, large clubhouse, etc.We are also under contract for a new development mixed use community.

In 99% of the scenarios using a separate "acquisition" style loan that requires you to REFINANCE later will be the better route to go. 

These are a great tool that a lot of our clients use to mitigate the time constraints of a 1031 or move into a more passive real estate investment style.

There are some serious time commitments with some styles of investing, and there are a lot more options out there other than buy and hold and fix and flip.

Honestly, it depends on your investing style. 

Mediterranean style in the Maida Vale development in Durham.

There is a 40 yr fixed DSCR style loan available that offers lower monthly payments.

I'm thinking +$50 per month effective on their renewal.First off, I disagree with your investment style. $400 below market is $5000 a year.

So if you choose a style of investing that becomes overly time consuming, you aren't getting closer to your root goal, you are working yourself into another job.