To give you perspective, we require our borrowers to have completed at least 3 construction projects, this can be the direct contact or somebody on their entity/team.

At least that way I can use some of the cash flow to save for a personal residence.Any advice/perspectives on how I should approach this?

From the asset protection perspective having the debt on the rentals and owning your primary in FL has some advantages that many states do not offer wish my home state had this.  

. - https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/CosIorg/file/asset-protection-structuresLet me know if have questions or want to chat further - I can give you my investor perspective.

Thank you in advance for your insights.Anthony - Everyone has their own perspective with a tool/analyzer for multifamily properties and there are many out there including Syndicated Deal Analyzer by Michael Blank, Joe Fairless excel model, Robert Beardsley's excel model, and a host of others including some "make your own" models via courses in YouTube.

If you speak with an investor friendly lender they can give you the rough numbers on what the best percentage is to put down from a conventional lending perspective.

I'd like to offer my perspective on this discussion.

Your perspective from a guest's POV is really insightful and appreciated!

From the LPs perspective, it comes back to pros and cons, just like talking from the GP/Operator side.Since in-house property management really thrives at scale, when your GP has an in-house management team, it MIGHT create a conflict of interest.  

Seems logical to have permit in hand though from a lender perspective .