Im wondering if that's the route to go or is there a better option?

We're considering pooling our capital to take on a project together, but I'm also wondering if it might be smarter for me to partner with an experienced investor first.

Also, I would like to know the payment requirements for the job.  

Quote from @Neil Narayan: Silicon Valley-based Colovore, which develops data centers that use liquid cooling, has acquired a 30-acre tract in Hutto where the company is slated to build a $500 million, 180,000-square-foot data center and a 13,000-square-foot flex office space.The ABJ has identified 19 data center projects in the greater Austin area in recent years, which are expected to include at least $25 billion in capital investment — likely an undercount — spread across millions of square feet of building space, along with thousands of jobs, primarily in construction. data centers are a boon to construction but once built dont really move the needle on employment..

I have never been to Dayton OH, and was wondering if it is good idea to invest in Dayton, OH? 

See if they have any jobs available.

Since these projects were commercial jobs and not for myself I have not been able to find a lender.

I am wondering if anyone has some insight.

I’m wondering—what’s the quickest you’ve ever funded or closed on an investment property?

Charge: actual costs, no markupRepairs: standard RentReady jobs, coordinating replacement HWH, painting, replacing a window/door, etc.Again, we categorize it by dollar amount, so starts from Maintenance Limit to $x.Charge: actual costs, plus markup percentageRenovations: major RentReady jobs where tenants trashed the property, rehabs, etc.Starts from our Repair Limit.Charge: actual costs, plus markup percentage higher than that we charge for Repairs.- Every owner wants a "volume" discount on these jobs until we explain these jobs typically require several contractors and coordinating timelines can be a nightmare.