If you have not, great books to read are:• Rich Dad, Poor Dad• The Millionaire Next Door• Cash Flow Quadrant • Tax Free Wealth• Set For Life• Rental Property Investing• The Millionaire Real Estate Investor• The REAL Book of Real Estate• So Good They Can’t Ignore YouYou are more than welcome to reach out if you have any questions.

Most lenders who offer conventional loan products should be able to help you out, as long as your transaction meets Fannie Mae's delayed financing requirements, found here: What are the requirements for a delayed financing exception?

This the property would be owned by me for only 2 months here.And finally if there is this type of time requirement is it lender or product specific?

What I could understand is if I had poor credit and less equity or was trying to finance something like 80% ltv. 

As you've seen, it's very easy to make poorly performing apartment complexes look good by just plugging in assumptions, but once you own the place, you'll realize that things like 5% maint, 5% capex, and 8% vacancy are numbers you could only dream of. 

Without that (and smaller benefits such as tax advantages) you're right and $800 a month is a poor return on a 270k asset.

Even if a vendor has performed poorly in the past and cut corners, would they share that information with a prospective client?

My 2 cents in self storage is that you should really do your homework with current construction costs for this product type.

Or is it more likely a wood composition siding product?

HI @Nikolas W. if you have not, great books to read are:• Rich Dad, Poor Dad• The Millionaire Next Door• Cash Flow Quadrant • Tax Free Wealth• Set For Life• Rental Property Investing• The Millionaire Real Estate Investor• The REAL Book of Real Estate• So Good They Can’t Ignore YouYou are more than welcome to reach out if you have any questions.