Assuming you’re speaking of investment property rather than personal residence, minimum down payment with good credit is 20-25%.While there may be higher leverage options available, utilizing them almost always results in negative cash flow for an extended period of time.  

Utilizing as STR and MTR.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I typically paint all the interior walls with an eggshell finish.

I have a background in site work, demolition, utility disconnects, grading, everything you can imagine I've done it in 20 states I really need to hop on a call with you soon.

I’m typically a very conservative investor in general but just looking for some different perspectives.

You can utilize the forums under the strategies you are interested in pursuing and find many like-minded individuals to connect with. 

I am looking at a DSCR loan (75-80 ltv plus FEES)  but I wonder if there are better products that can allow me to utilize a bigger chunk of my equity to move forward. 

Thanks everyone  I wouldn't follow the advice on utilities and bringing them in or ever do suburban development for builders. it is too small of a market and niche. there are only 7 builders who build more than 50 houses a year in columbus and only 3 have development arms and all of them do their own development. we do land entitlement for multifamily three story walk ups only, barely any Build to rent or BTR either because it's such a small part of the market.

@Jay Hinrichs has a very good point in this regard, his advice is typically golden.3.

Is there a 'typical' range for capex?