I am considering buying a few multizone minisplits and placing the heads in the bedrooms, kitchen and the living room.My question is will this strategy work?

My husband and I are utilizing the build-to-rent strategy.

i think having 'discovery calls' with multiple brokers/lenders is always a good idea. see what loan products they can offer you, what their rates are like (but note that many tell you one thing & ultimately have to close you at another), and most importantly make sure you have a good gut feeling about them. make sure they're responsive and want to educate you & don't try to win your business by sh*tting on other lenders. it weirds me out that the person you talked to had said what they said. to my knowledge, rate shopping & getting your credit pulled for it multiple x in one 30-day span is just fine. all those hard inquiries fall off anyway. it's worth it to get a great loan product and a great rate. and they're wrong - not all lenders have the same products to offer!

Any good strategies that will get me set up for an 80% LTV purchase?

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I trust this message finds you well.As I take the exciting leap into my first real estate investment, I am navigating the intricacies of options of funding.What financing strategies have you found most effective for initial real estate ventures?

Hello, My name is Pamela Gruen and I am new to investing, looking to learn and implement no money down strategies or finding investors that can fund projects I find.

My concern is the service is quite expensive for the first three months where they help you plan you strategies for investment  path.

In general, in Brooklyn/Queens, if your out of pocket payment is lower than the average rental price of that apartment, it's a win.

Prove the new value and you will win the complaint... what would the property sell for today in an arms length transaction in a fully informed market (MLS).Sometimes you can get lucky just by showing that you paid less that the county appraised value, and stating that you have not made any improvements.

In our markets we pitch the floorplan we have and build cost and then help identify lots that can be built around and analyze the submarkets to see where the investors and us both agree to be the best fit for their strategy (hold or sell for a profit since we build about $155 a sq ft with margin and homes sell for $219 per sq ft on average) and based on that we build it on their construction loan.