However, this metric varies based on individual investment goals, market conditions, and property types.

For example, my "Buy Box" is single family homes (at least 2bedrooms / prefer 3bedooms, turn-key ready (no rehabbing needed), in military towns.Property Type: Single Family / Multifamily (duplex/fourplex)Bedroom Count: 2bed/3bed, etcCondition: Distress (rehab needed) / Turn-key (no rehab)Location: Towns/States/Cities I hope this helps!

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

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

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

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

A PUD zone would allow this type of flexibility and might get you reduced tap fees akin to a condo rather than SFR.  

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

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.