I used a mixture of new construction type or replacement type in both single and double hung depending on the application of the window.

The area consists of a mixture of both. 

I would also note that you are not aware of how I got to the situation and don’t you know my story, it’s a mixture of things. 

I assume that the best structure would be a mixture of cash and loans, but would love advice.I need to find/purchase raw land (currently looking around 10-50 miles outside Austin City Limits), build out the infrastructure with my construction company, and ideally purchase/own all of the trailers I rent out at a monthly rate.Questions:1) How much of my own money should I use (20%, 50%, as much or little as possible)?

https://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/c/.Corn-Silk-Oak-LVP-Tranquility-15CSO/10043291

Getting the correct mixture and following a symmetric pattern is more important. 

We come from Elmira and there are a few from Corning who come as well.I just checked realtor.com and there are 8 multi-families on the market in Bath for under $100,000.  

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Rental income average $835 ( 1 and 2 bedrooms mixtures )Property taxes around $22,000 per year ( ouch )Current asking price around 1.2 millionAfter running some quick numbers -> less than 1% rule                                                    -> 5 to 6 cap rate K.marie P.

You want to keep this mixture off of your skin though..

My question is should we be looking only at homes that had top of the line renovations to get the best ARV or mixture of both?