Hello there,I own a commercial lot in downtown Tacoma (5000sqft) that I would like to develop into a 4 story microunit apartment building.

There are a number factors that can be a problem. 

The funny part is we demoed all the ceilings but the slab leak didn't develop until they were put back together.

What do you feel are the most important factors when selecting a bank?

What I’m realizing is that there isn’t a plethora of multifamily properties in the Northern Va area, the ones in DC are either way too expensive or in SE, and NE and I’m not too familiar with which areas are good to buy, they’re in PG which I’ve heard isn’t really developing all that well and isn’t as good a buy as Montgomery Country, or they’re too far out in Montgomery Country that I worry about finding renters.I’ve got searches on the MLS setup to send me any multis in the DMV so I’m looking but I just want to know of there are any people in the area that can give me some advice.

As far as a fix and flip (also known as a BRRRR) that will depend on a couple factors including financing.

On a personal note, I've found that developing curiosity as a lifelong habit has made for a pretty fulfilling life, both in and outside of investing. 

@Joe Villeneuve I disagree discounted cash flow analysis doesn’t assume the owner is paying the money and is definitely valid in this situation and can factor in the complexities such as refinancing a 15 year loan to pull out equity or buying more properties.

Just remember to factor in the wholesaler fee to your overall deal if you will be paying this fee directly to the wholesaler.

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