It gives an opportunity not just to invest and get a revenue, but to get a permanent residence in Cyprus as well.   

Since a property under construction will have materials laying around, things not permanently attached, etc. the risk is a little different. 

LLC (holding company / Parent company)Children:-other temporary LLCs for assignment contracts to transfer ownership to the final buyer (this can be under holding or not at all, probably separate)-dba for the wholesaling brand and marketing, expenses, etc-permanent llc for the rental management side, expenses, etc.

More festivals, more permanent residents, great hikes/bikes, golf.

Certain things would exclude it -- either it's not valid for Du/Tri/Quad-plexes or it can't have a permanent lease on it. 

You can't build permanent structures under them. 

Generally speaking, if it isn't permanently attached to the land (in other words, if it can be moved, which sounds like the case), then the shed isn't realty... it's personal property and was not included in the sale.

We had plans of going from construction finance, to HUD permanent.  

I do a few things here and there for extra income on top of my disability pay (door dash, stock trading)Being 100% total and permanent I would think is favorable to banks because its guaranteed income for life. 

@Kevin Alvarado- thanks ....if the offer is on a primary residence  for a  tradition " 2 in 1"  construction loan or a  construction to permanent loan ...then this sounds  a little high but  not too bad ...a  hard money loan will likely be much higher in terms