Seems like that is the common suggestion amongst everyone.

You would utilize and bridge loan to build the asset and stabilize thereafter with a DSCR product.  

You have the problem common to a lot of people getting started; wanting to invest but lacking sufficient capital.  

Thanks in advanceVery common strategy - I would say if the LLC is buying it then make sure it is buying it and its separate from you as a person -for example if you are getting a mortgage it must be in the LLC name not yours. 

you are able to utilize the DSCR loan which is limited doc and are able to cashout upto 80% of the equity .

We don't utilize any arbitrage method...I am not sure there would be a huge spread like there can be for short-term rentals.   

My average turnover vacancy is less than 15 days, so I lose half a month of rent and utilities.

The most common things I would foresee them finding is: - sill height and size of any window you are counting as secondary ingress/egress.

Call it what you want, I call it common sense.I'd love to keep arguing, but I've gotta go hire a few dozen people so that I can fire them and then blame them for it. 

What are common loan options when looking to purchase an out-of-state rental property under an LLC?