Insuring for CASH VALUE instead of REPLACEMENT will also help reduce the costClick on logo for FREE proposal info:

It's important to share your real estate journey and have a well-prepared proposal to present to potential investors or partners.

@Bradley Scruggs my best advice is to go to the town and talk to the folks in planning and zoning, attend town meetings (especially zoning board meetings if possible), and familiarize yourself with the town's comprehensive plan (which literally lays out their priorities for the next decade), and read parts of the zoning code that would apply to the project you'd want to get approval on.You are also likely to get a lot more traction in any proposed development, if you are willing to make one or more units restricted to "affordable" income limitations.

In the H.R. 3936, Built in America Act, it was proposed to extend the 100% bonus depreciation until January 1, 2027.

I hired a surveyor who was pretty sharp, he kind of held my hand a bit up front on design, but honestly between proposal to the town- to scraping dirt it was less than 6k.

There is proposed legislation to extend this date but it has not passed yet.- If you are investing in a business there are several tests to pass to ensure that at least 50% of your business is in an oz - tests based on revenue, employees, etc.There are more considerations as well and the devil is in the detail. 

Well, the advantages are access to updates about proposed legislation that affects landlords and info on the latest news and forms for rentals in California. 

Looking for suggestions on finding investors to approach with an investor proposal?

Have you approached the seller with a proposal to cost share replacement?

Does he/she apply it towards the 1st mortgage and then DTI the proposed 2nd against my income.