My typical investment in Colorado has been around a ~500k purchase price, and I really strive to purchase property that is $20,000 to $25,000 under market value and that is break even cash flow minimum after operating expense/debt. 

These platforms typically have billing policies where you pay a per unit fee per month to the software and you get regular updates and support each month. 

Typically when the listing is fully renovated, the seller has to get their money back out to pay the underlying loans whether that is a hard money lender or they need to pull out cash to move on to the next deal.  

Then, since they are now a 'legit' operation, they also will typically have their employees legal...meaning they have Workers Comp and a labor burden.

Typically on the 4th Monday of the month in the evening about 7pm.

You just need people in the lending, insurance, property management, construction, and real estate to educate you in all of these areas so that you can make informed decisions. 

South side/north side typically have lower property values with competitive market rents.

I've heard Lland can serve as a down payment for new construction.

I've typically only had experience with conventional lending however this time around I'm exploring the DSCR route.

The loan will be typically at 65% of that ARV and money will be given out as work is completed (draw).