Is this number more applicable for syndicated deals, or can it be applied to regular multifamily, commercial, and development deals?

I do regularly consult my realtor to assist me with comps and ARVs but with the higher volume of deals I'm wanting to analyze I don't want to use up too much of my realtor's time.  

As for flipping or holding, consider that your flip profits could be taxed as regular income (check with your accountant on this before you make a decision) which can make a HUGE impact if you're in a higher tax bracket.

It's a great way to offset some of the supply chain and labor issues affecting the construction of new projects. 

Loan amount can be 75% LTC, 18-24 month io, maybe mini perm 5 years, rate depends, points 1-2Experience of developer team, third party vendor, excess equity of sponsors to cover cost overruns, market demand, forecasted supply, Not sure, we don't really know enough

@Norense IyahenEvery market is different to determine whether MF or SFH's are better.Normally, it is a supply / demand issue.Markets that have a lot of land area and most of the housing development is SFH's will see that the price of MFH's be higher.However, in areas with more quantity of MFH's, it may drive the price down.Furthermore, it doesn't help that every guru / real estate website is touting for investing in MFH's which is driving up the price(lowering the return).I personally invest in SFH's and have over 25.

Making the right hire for your business is important if you want to get out of the “day-to-day grind” of your real estate investing business so you can SCALE and DO MORE DEALS.If you are starting to do deals regularly and you have been down in the trenches alone doing everything, you may be realizing it is NOT the best use of your time to wear all the hats.

Or use a regular FHA loan and fund the renovation with your own funds. 

But, it doesn't bother me since I routinely sweep the incoming rents into my regular bank account. 

There's never a time when interest rates, prices, laws, demand, supply, taxes, and everything else line up perfectly.