Firstly, you'd want to make sure that once they do move here they have a place to live -- their own housing and personal finances comes first.

Surprised to find out that my area qualifies for a USADA loan -- a lot of benefits it almost seems too good to be true. 100 % financing and in Turner's book he said that it was an option -- but unsure if you can rent other rooms in a single family house (didn't get the impression you couldnt in Turner's book) but the USADA site says you cant rent out a rooms under a USADA loan "right away" -- whats the legal rule?  

How did you finance this deal?

I intend to keep the property and recoup my entire investment + more.Here's a breakdown of the deal:Land Purchase: I secured the land for $200,000.Construction: The construction of this impressive 4-bd, 3-ba property spanning 1800 sq. ft. is estimated to cost around $600,000.Construction Financing: I've partnered with a lender, leveraging a construction loan disbursed in stages.

I am very confused about whether it is best to pay cash (which I would not have to borrow) and then do delayed financing , get a DSCR loan, or something else. 

I have a few deals I'm working to get seller financing on but will require a down payment.

Hi Rob,There are line of credits out there for investment properties, typically financed by local banks, but the rates are higher and the LTV is usually much lower.

Found the deal searching the sites and negotiated with the help of Craig Curlope at the FI Team How did you finance this deal?

The main issue with multifamily STR deals is financing.

My low-tech way for doing this has been to get a legal pad and write a different subject across the top of each page: Tenant Screening, Financing, Landlord Tips, Finding Housing, etc.