If you have certain interests, move to a place where you can grow those and develop a network that will elevate you beyond your goals.

@Logan Singleton I do plan on living in it as my primary with the goal of renting out rooms to start.

We owned our previous primary home that we purchased in 2013 (sold in 2020).

Is your primary goal to avoid the logistics of the construction financing or do you have reasons that you're trying to supplement the construction loan? 

It really comes down to your goals. 

In the time I do have, I'm interested in supplementing my primary job income by creating a rental real estate company (becoming a landlord for a few properties).

State St Eagle, IdahoResults came back like this:Clicked Parcel link on the first address to get:Notice that Aspen Apartments LLC is the primary owner. 

(but my interest/goal is 90% on the short term side)I will consider buying even a single one room unit, but before proceeding I'd like to make sure I understand the available options, that's why I'm interested firstly in getting an idea about the price levels for any available 2-3 units dwellings (eventually living in one) or, even if less interesting, two units in a condo for ease of management and negotiation

Once you get to that number of properties (assuming your goals have not shifted by then) then start aggressively paying down those loans to even further lower your risk. 

The higher the DSCR, the better rates you could potentially get.The primary collateral for a DSCR loan is usually the investment property itself.