The actual number will vary above or below 50% based on many different factors making it impossible to say how accurate it will be until the day you sell the property. 

However, the builder developers are incentivizing new units rentals with things like free first months rent, etc.

Or is it a scenario where the process is a little longer and more complex than a conventional mortgage/loan, this factor deters people from using it? 

Hopefully he has also seen you deliver at work, and your willingness to roll up your sleeves and take on a task, without hesitation.many potential investors show up at meetups but fail to follow through or even have a plan.I'd suggest you take this further by developing a business plan and goal setting. 

Hi Richard, I'm fairly new to this game so I am hoping to learn something out of this too.I think your question may be difficult to answer given that there are a ton of factors that go into insurance. 

yes I think so (unless you have construction experience yourself).. would focus on renovations, cosmetics first.. then go into development. 

Yes it's market and sunb market dependantSome areas a 1/1 might actually be desireable... for instance if thers a lot of young migrant worker class millenealsA 2/2 obv could be more desireable y young couples and married etc... a lot of other factors tooSo it's about truly knowing your market, comps, etc. 

Just remember to factor in your purchase price, money costs, renovation costs, closing costs, etc. when doing your numbers.

From what I have read, investigating the principal (company) that is putting up the offer to invest in their project is one of the most important factors, along with making sure the information presented matches the investors' portfolio needs.

There is a certain level of trust you'd have to factor in as well.