I’m asking for recommendation for lot loan, constructions loan (commercial since it’s more than 4 units), and eventually turn it to a mortgage. 

He made $5K a car and eventually quit his job to do it full time.Bottom line, you can have your truck if you fix your income problem. 

One of my concerns is having to pay out of pocket when I eventually move out (after 2-3 years) and bring a tenant to take over my unit.

On Day 2 of that seminar, I knew that eventually I will have Three or four 300-400 unit Apartment complexes.

Pull up the house, and eventually locate the map of the neighborhood showing what others have paid.

Eventually the builders will build too many luxury townhomes and condos but IMO the demand for affordable housing will be very tight for as far as the eye can see.

Say you want a $15/sf tile, or a 50k kitchen cabinet, or a 80k bathroom jacuzzi, or 600/faucet, that will eventually change things over. there is no real way of telling, they vary too much.

Once the basement and garage are completely empty and clean-ish, I don't have an exact policy to implement for the existing tenant and new tenants that will eventually be there.

something out of the 80s that's got good bones with more modern construction materials that you can replace flooring, paint, trim, windows, etc and do it as you have time for.If you answered "yes" or "potentially, yes" to #1, I suggest networking with other investors and learning what landlord life is like and if it makes sense for you in the short-term with the eventual goal of hiring property management later on. 

You'll need to get into long term financing eventually either way.What do you mean not using our own money?