I'm more than happy to jump on a call with you to discuss establishing your development team for the project. 

Due on Sale gives the lender the option, but not the obligation, to call the loan due.

After the call I started to do some research which I’m normally pretty good at and cannot find anything on this company, not even a face book page.Can anyone tell me if they've worked or heard of a company named SVD?

The USDA offers a loan program called the Multifamily Housing Direct Loan Program, which provides funding for the development of affordable rental housing in rural areas.

I am always open for a phone call to answer any questions and talk shop :)

The same thing you call your "BRRRR oh crap renovation cost overrun fund," which needs to be sizeable anyways, your LO can call your reserves.

If you sign an agreement with a management company, then no, you will most likely not be able to rent it out on days when the rental company does not have it rented.There are some pros and cons to going with the internal/on-site management company.

You can choose to call the other two and say, "Hey man, thanks for getting me that rate, but Johnny down the street came in with a good one, so I'm going to go with them" or not. 

He built into 150 Apartments called Cortona Apartments South.

It's called a live-in flip.