Converting apartment buildings  (made up of 300-600 sq ft units) that have lots of character and close to downtown to condos was very popular in the boom times (pre 2008). 

In your property management business what type of insurance do you have if not GL?

If you want cash flow but your market doesn't support those types of investments then you'll want to consider that as well.

I plan to do my research on this type of loan.

I am not sure what area you are in, but if it is a popular area there is likely stiff competition. 

But what type of return are you looking at typically when buying a piece of raw land, then getting it shovel ready?

For example; the number of beds allowed in a home type or zone district, or a certain land use in a zone district.

Typically you need 30% down, expect a minimum of 3 points, loan amount greater than $100k and the term is typically amortized over 20 years.One Time Close Construction Loans: These are becoming more popular, but can absolutely be a pain in the butt.

What type of housing is most attractive to these new residents? 

But also if going directly to the organzation provides those policies, I thought some would offer this type of assistance or what I have read but never found.