More specifically, I am looking to have an apartment building built in Los Angeles, CA and I want to have some background before I start talking to contractors.  Anyone's help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks in advance!
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mixed use is different from apartment?\n\nApartment run $175-$225 sf.\nMixed us is less because the first floor is usually tenant build out, but I'm sure your aware of all this.\n\nThe real question is why your architect is not giving you help with this?
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go visit there for a couple of days and ask the people who live there.im relocating the middle of next year.i looked at the citys website and i requested a relocation pack and they sent me one.it has a book with available apartments,a book with some of their laws in and some other neat stuff.
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Check out www.loopnet.com, some searching can be done without registering, or contact a local commercial realtor.  Tihs is the most comprehensive commercial listing website around....from businesses to triple net leases to apartment buildings....good luck!
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That's a big question\nHere's a good site for info:\n\nhttp://www.imperium-commercial-capital.com/\n\nPlease let me know if I can help with residential loans in CA\n800-560-5445
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Highly doubtful that you would be able to pull up plans on a website as most Architects and City Building Departments will not post them due to copyright laws. \n\nGenerally, gyms are just like warehouses, big & empty with upgraded HVAC and sprinkler systems, and a bit of upgraded fine finishes. It's the space planner that decides where all of the exercise equipment will go.
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Try the Internet and your local library.  You can also ask other real estate developers about what they think about the future of the industry.
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Look at the site below, they might have some helpful information. They suggest that you can save a lot of money by acting as your own General Contractor. I think one of the biggest obstacles is finding suitable land to purchase and build on. I've been looking to buy land for years and have found that the less expensive lots are usually in the hills with no flat pad and I prefer to have a yard. If you have some construction knowledge/background and are not oppossed to living in the hills then one of these types of lots may be ideal for you. You can save money by doing the grading yourself.\n\nGood luck
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Getting a bulding's history can be tough, and unless it's a famous building, you're not likely to find much on the Internet. I'd suggest hitting the local library and looking for books on local history first; if nothing pans out there, you can ask a librarian to let you look at old copies of newspapers, although that can be a bit exhausting (especially if your library hasn't switched away from microfiche yet...)\n\nAside from book research, I'd see if you could track down the owner of the building or even people who have worked there a long time or used to work there.
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Hope these links help:\n\nhttp://inlandsoccer.net/upland_adult_coed_soccer.htm\nhttp://inlandsoccer.net/orange_county_soccer.htm\nhttp://inlandsoccer.net/los_angeles_county_soccer.htm\n\nAlso try here, under "Adult Recreational/Amateur":\nhttp://www.at-la.com/sports/@la-soccer.htm
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a good commercial realtor could help, also just drive areas where you would like to locate and then ask other tenants and people in the neighborhoods
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call your city office, like mayors office etc building ispector they will know either who to contact or have the information hope u find what u are looking for\nyou may also want to do an online search for richmond,ca building codes good luck
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I help people in your situation. Contact me via e-mail and I'll ask you some questions and send you properties that match your requirements. There is no charge for this service and I will negotiate on your behalf. \n\nYou can also search for available leases in Newport Beach by visiting my website and clicking on "Search MLS Homes" and then on "Advanced Search".  Unfortunately, Yahoo doesn't allow me to publish my website but if you look at my e-mail, it might give you a clue. ;)\n\nGood luck.\n\nRegards
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I cannot find anything but I am sure a quick call to the US Department of Housing and Urban Development can tell you. Better to know for sure regardless.
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Boy, I wish wasn't at my second home because the information I would like to give to you is back at my other house. Anyway I am a Realtor, small apartment owner, trying to retire.\n\nA couple of years ago I went to an excellent lecture on just what you are asking. For a minimal amount of money I purchased "awesome" material, forms, how to's etc and telephone help.\n\nIt was a lot of work but, simple enough.   They taught us how to put LLCs into Living Trusts and "on and on".\n\nIf I had to remember who they were today I would put "expert protection of assets Salt Lake City, Utah" into a search and see what comes up. I bet I could find them. Let me know.\n\nI just saw another answer and he is confused; you absolutely can put each building into an llc for that matter.
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I work with lenders nationwide that will do a 6-unit complex and will fund conforming or conventional on this type of property. Please feel free to e-mail me with more information and property location
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try http://www.woodbuffalo.net/Employer%20Web%20Sites.pdf
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Sounds good to me.  Very proficient.  You have had all inspection and no variance was needed.  The only thing I can think is the uitility hook ups.  The pre-constructed house will have all the hook up but can services such as cable, electric, gas, telephone,etc.  I am sure.  Now, it's just time for them to come and assemble.