Hi all of you smart investors.We are developers.We are start ups.We have good coaches incubating us.We have good professional teams backing us up.We have financing institutions backing us up.We have access to a R220 Billion property portfolio.We have identified a 4000 square meter land.Our strategy is to Rent to Develop to Rent.We have a storage tenant & parking tenant.Our development costs is R58 Million.We are gearing it 70/30 ratio.We need R1 933 333 million seed capital.We looking to raise seed capital from investors.We have no money to put down as we are start ups.We have a few investors in mind.In your opinion, what do you suggest we do to have them invest in us?

I would suggest that you renovate one unit to bring it up to par with market equivalents and discover the true market rent.

For example without being creative a single person can only have four mortgages Ive recently discovered that you can have 10 with "non traditional" methods.

When I inquired about it, I discovered that she only wanted to make each home exactly as she wanted it, and then moved because she needed a change of scenery.

I found this that might help you ....https://www.studiolegalemetta.com/en/italian-mortgages-for-non-italians/https://www.casatuscany.com/finance-alternatives-to-bank-mortgages/My guess is most US institutions do not want to do mortgage lending abroad unless you are very high net worth individual.   

The areas you decide to invest in will change as you discover more of your specific interests in the world of RE.

That thought might be wrong, but thats just me.Basically, I'm trying to understand which part of the market as far as Home prices go has the most potential for value as an investor, and at what point in home prices are you no longer providing a service as far as financing goes because your potential buyers can find loans from institutions on their own.

Now, for anyone reading this, please remember that I have already stated that buyers should get appraisals and when using a lending institution, by law that is supposed to be 3rd party.  

What lending institutions has anyone had good experiences with and what suggestions do you have for structuring a BRRRR deal on the financing side?

The 70% is the standard amount most financial institution will loan to an asset.