Are lenders going to care about amount of experience with this type of deal in terms of preparing a fleshed out model, or is it similar to retail in the sense that much of the process is managed?

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@Dylan HassThis is a great question and it is shocking to me this is not done more oftenWhat weird in real estate is I think peoples egos get in the way and want to try and do it alone.What type of partnership you looking for?

@Kayla Weigel no worries, BP doesn't allow links but I did send you a DM, if possible you can just quickly type it and leave it that way.

But these are VERY rare occurances and one can spend years unsuccessfully attempting to conclude this type of transaction. 

I never call it a "cash offer" (it's not), but don't complicate it with all the extra amendments and contingencies.If the buyer gets the property under contract and has to fill out an addendum that asks for financing type, I will always indicate that the purchase is financed if the buyer is using private/hard money.And I'll always include however much time is needed for financing approval into the due diligence period, so there is only one contingency in the contract, not multiple.Doing it this way allow us to be completely honest and transparent, but still give us the best chance of getting the property under contract.

He does everything from A to Z for that type of construction and knows it all. 

There are a few product types I know like the back of my hand and, if I were the primary decision maker, could take a design from entitlement reviews to having a complete design ready for engineering within 2-3 weeks.

I’ve already done a few projects and I would love to shift my focus to these types of government subsidized installations.The problem I’m seing is that since units run on electricity, the tennants will be responsible for their own heating costs.

It will depend on the type of property as well, for example cap-ex for a condo will be very different than for a 4-plex.If you're looking at a specific area in a specific city and similar property types in that area, you can come up with the average numbers that will work there.