How should investors quickly identify balance sheet lenders (private money) in their area so to avoid having to use more burdensome hard money lenders such as Conventus?

Quote from @Junaid Javaid: Hey everyone, I'm a highly seasoned multi-family investor and developer in Canada, with a track record of successfully developing over 800+ units.

We need a real developer to take over.

Quote from @Bob Ross: Do you building a duplex (2 condos) is a good first development project?

As an individual, I despise paying more than I should to government and wish I could call upon a Jedi to use the force to shrink the size and increase efficiency of government 
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My long-term goal is to become a real estate developer, and I’m currently looking to get hands-on exposure.I’d really like to shadow a local developer, general contractor, or home builder — just to be on-site, learn the process, and understand how things operate in the real world.

There are hundreds of developers/builders in the greater Philadelphia area who can take down a 5-parcel assemblage in Fishtown.

Look up lenders, agents, small developers even.

Other developers?

If the projections of the land values (appreciation) are very positive, you may want to actually keep it to sell it in the future for a higher return. 1) If it is in the opportunity zone with some development potential, it may be worth to sell now.