Quote from @William Coet: Hello,Trying to get a ballpark on what the current best terms and lenders are for 6 unit multi-family.Lowest origination fees, Lowest APR.Thanks Hi William,In the absence of information to the contrary, I'm assuming perfect everything: a well qualified and experienced borrower, good cap rate, good building, good neighborhood.

Hello Pedro, I am not an expert on your particular market, but that cost to build sounds low for the kind of high end/custom build you are describing.

If not, we’ll need to have one ordered for you.Entity Documents (NEEDED FOR PREAPPROVAL):LLC/LLP i.Copy of Articles of Formation/Incorporation ii.Copy of fully executed Operating Agreement/Partnership Agreement (all pages & amendments) iii.Certificate of Foreign Qualification (if applicable) Corporation i.Copy of Articles of Formation/Incorporation ii.Copy of fully executed Corporate Resolution designating authorized signer(s) for the Corporation iii.Copy of fully executed Corporate Bylaws iv.Copy of stock certification v.Certificate of Foreign Qualification (if applicable)Identification (NEEDED FOR PREAPPROVAL): Copy Driver’s License or Passport for each Guarantor.Rent Roll (NEEDED FOR PREAPPROVAL): We’ll need to get an understanding of the current cash flow of the property.

We had intentions to buy the neighboring properties and build an apartment complex.

However, is sounds like those either require previous build experience, or else no experience but they'll only fund about 65% of the construction costs.

Yes we gutted the entire building.

Also, starting with 1-2 properties might be a safer approach to build your experience and knowledge.

Were it me, I'd start with just a legal-ezee sounding "cease and desist" letter, nicely requesting they adjust their camera on the basis of privacy concerns, and I'd be keeping all documentation in case it escalates.

Or should I break my promise to get into real estate in 2025 and continue to work part-time while going to college to afford a conventional 30-year mortgage on my first SF and use the "Building Wealth Through Single-Family Homes" plan? 

And it comes with a bevy of other useful documents.