This is precisely what everyone needs to do or learn prior to actually investing their money in anything.

Its precisely to double check that the loan officer is making the right assumptions that I'm asking this question.

I'm working towards apartment complexes long term and residential houses precisely multi family since it goes well with my VA home loan for the start up.

There is no precise formula by which properties are placed into classes, but here is a breakdown of the most common classes, A, B and C. 

Obscene amounts of money and time is poured into researching the precise few feet where said tower will have the greatest/strongest spectrum reach.

What I mean by that is if you own a home (regardless of the leverage), and it cashflows (after all your precise calculations) where is the trouble?  

And we're talking a reduction of almost 2% of the loan potentially for the interest optimization-although the second makes it hard to calculate precisely. 

Yeah, there are some newbs out there bumbling through this model, but there are others who are operating this with just as much precision and integrity as "traditional" rental landlords.

Yes, that is precisely right.

Now that the architectural and structural engineering plans are complete, but before submitting to the city for permits and shelling out the permit costs, I wanted to get more precise bids so I could make a go/no-go decision. - HarmanP.S.