@Brittney Butler for a property that size I would build relationships with local community savings and loans banks, in the area you plan to invest, that specialize in financing this type of product.

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Questions 3 and 4, there are new products coming on the market all the time.

I suppose glue-down vinyl plank would not be an option, but I'm not sold on the glue-down products anyway.

I am aware of the matterport, which I would consider a bit more of a luxury than what our product would be (main difference is the 3D rendering feature) and I’ve found a few other VR resources but none seem to have the mobility part down like we do.I guess what I’m asking is: what are the gaps/voids in this technology currently?

I also look forward to seeing the final product.

Check references, ask to view job sites under construction and completed (cleanliness during the process, quality of end product), require proof of insurance and licensing, etc.

You should be closer to that rate, again credit and product depending, without points. 

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I personally think the loan product is fine, but you need a bullet proof estimate from a contractor who understands how the process works.