According to this article I found on Chicagoland Apartment Association, posted on October 2, 2019, "Nothing in the new law says that landlords are required to allow tenants or visitors to use cannabis or cannabis products on or in their property."

Hey JT,I recommend partnering with a builder on something like this.You can kind of JV the deal by putting up the lot and negotiating your way into either a percentage of sales of keeping some of the units once they're built.If you want to keep the whole parcel to yourself (which you should) you might just have to hire a builder outright to do the work for you.In Seattle specifically, you want to choose the builder based on the type of product they build.

Debt & EquityWhich loan product is best for this asset and business plan?

I have some $$ from the sale of a property that I’ve been wanting to reinvest in RE but haven’t pulled the trigger.

Can do Property tax sales and make $50,000 on $10,000 investment, $200,000 on an $8,000 investment.  

Right of first refusal in equity sales.  

Here's a BP book on partnerships https://store.biggerpockets.com/products/real-estate-partner...

Or at that point, is it better to use funds from our home sale as down payments on the multifamily and other properties?

I noticed the property sold at the recent tax sale but is still within the redemption period.

Due on sale – from mortgage (or could I inherit the mortgage as well)).Any advice is helpful.