If you're lucky you may be able to get through permitting in 8 months, but that is not accounting for the time to takes the architect and engineers to do the drawings and design the building, and the city of Denver has a Site Development Plan submittal as well as a permitting submittal.

That's all about me, I feel like I know a lot of the active members on the site reading your responses and posts, but nice to let you know a little about myself!

I always encourge folks to just pop on Lendinghomes website they have a great pricing matrix you can check and those are about as good of HML rates as you can get.now to be fair HML rates have been hammered down.. with all the free flowing money.. but those great rates as you will see in the matrix are not fico driven they are experince driven or cash into the deal driven..

There are tons and tons of threads on this site about LLCs.

And what sites are good ones to look at.

In looking at the fannie mae website it says that manually underwritten loans are maxed out at six,  but DU (don't know what that means) underwriting can have ten. 

I'm updating my websites and I've joined local REI meetings but I cant seem to land anything.

-For the value of the building, either check the tax records (some municipalities make it easy to access via an open website) for purchase prices, or use a website like zillow or realtor.com to see the sale prices of the surrounding buildings. 

Welcome to the site!

I would search the web for HELOC's I have seen offers for up to 125% again so the lending is getting loose like before 2007