People who made money and decided to passively invest it, but still work hard staying on top of it all.It's not just a dashboard, but rather a digital service that essentially acts as our virtual family office - It automates our workflow, analyzes performance, and has a ton of features in the road map to help make better decisions. 

The only real thing you will need for the mortgage lender is a copy of your orders stating where you are going.I am also an investor living in the Charleston area, working for a digital company and just recently transitioned to the SCNG so we should definitely link up some time.

@Sean Thomas a standard conventional Fannie/Freddie primary home loan for a 2-4 unit is 15% down. 

SBA 10% down, conventional 25%.Will go higher than the 12 years, if the market is underserved and we can raise rents, or if there is land to expand.Most people use CAP rates, I'll let them chime in, with their financial targets.Involvement- you will need boots on the ground to service the facility. 

If a builder does it for me he has offered to do it for $85.00 sq ft.....850 sq ft x 4 apts=$289,000.When the 4 plex is finished it will be worth $350-400k....I'm currently being offered a 3.37% APR on a cash out on my home on a fixed rate conventional loan. 

Bank conventional loan How did you add value to the deal?

Conventional Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

25% down conventional.

We would agree on a price, and I would send the contract via DocuSign for the Seller to digitally sign.

It will need Cap-Ex sooner or later, so BRRRR would be the ideal approach here; I'm approved for a conventional loan, but could start applying in earnest for a bank loan, or possibly pursue an option I have to partner up to make a cash offer (this deal is right around that 100k mark where my lender would only reluctantly do such a small conventional loan...another reason BRRRR is appealing).