@Brian Schmelzlen  Ok that will help you know us developer one year were are on top next year sucking wind

~ SFR's are not harder to rent out, if anything they are easier because the prospective tenants do not have to worry if they will like the other tenants, they have more privacy, etc. 

We are extremely excited, but yet nervous and admittedly have developed a strong case of "Analysis paralysis".

I will say this, however: 90% of your tenant screening is going to happen when you meet the prospective tenant, and interact with them.

It's all about what development you buy in. 

WHEDA (Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority) has owner occupied loans you can use on a two family and actually put nothing down - at least they did last year. 

Start developing your network early. 

I eventually want to improve/add value and develop real estate as I gain more experience and connections in the industry.

If you decide to go the mortgage broker way and are successful, you will develop a solid relationship as well. 

I have 3 adjacent properties in the Los Angeles that are going to be in an Opportunity Zone.One thing I cant find is how to go about finding funding from Opportunity Funds if I want to re-develop the land.