Before I get too deep in research, I want to know if financing is even possible. 

If you're netting $1100 a month at least you have some breathing room to make an investment decision.

-Do you have a deep understanding of construction terminology, processes, standards?

When you decide on your ideal structure that you feel suits your market and SFH the best, a quick tip would be to look at the reviews from both tenants and landlords.See the complaints (There will always be many) and see the replies.Nobody is perfect and folks that try, also make mistakes.The PM's replies will dictate how they "breath" from an operational standpoint.IMO all reviews should be replied to and explanation's offered.Just my opinion 🙏👍

Would love to dive deep on pricing strategy for STR's.

Also, since there is a huge gap in the industry in teaching people how to understand development and the different options we've launched an education arm to help bridge that gap so it's not just the "big guys" with deep pockets that can be a developer.

So you have investors with half a brain and deep pockets pricing out savvy investors.  

And you can have up to 11 of those loans under your name. so the process is repeatable as long as you follow the guidelines. im not saying its the best option, but im saying its a viable option, and what annoys me most is when I see so much misinformation posted about it anywhere. the reason I created my YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram communities around the topics was because I saw how many times people were posting here asking questions about the 203k and were getting the wrong answers or mislead constantly by people with no deep & hands on experience with the program. 

Macey's client service is a breath of fresh air considering the service you receive from customer based businesses these days.

I have a ton of knowledge and really understand the Detroit market on a deep level.