Many small MF owners say they want 20-30% down, 7-8% rate.

Factor in property taxes, insurance costs, and maintenance expenditures to ensure your investment aligns with your financial goals.Take Advantage of Financing Options: Explore FHA loans for owner-occupied properties or conventional financing options tailored to multifamily investments.

As for personal information:"In order to transact funds through Innago and access many other features, federal regulations require that we identify you as the owner of the account.

For those of you who are building new construction homes in the midwest (say 200k-600k sale price) what are your costs to build per sqft?

The fact pattern states the equipment was leased (owned by the solar company, not the property owner). 

In 5 years some are home runs.

The number one reason rehabs fail is the owner advances too much money to the contractor who uses the money to complete other projects or, go on vacation. 

In talking with people already in the game, many have told us that long term rentals right now are not a great option due to high home prices and higher interest rates; they would be very hard to cashflow aside from a sizeable down payment.What these same people have recommended is fixing and flipping right now, since homes are still selling.

My family and I are contemplating building a 2nd home on Beach Lake or Sunset Lake in particular (5 minutes from Castle Rock Lake) and utilizing it as an STR the rest of the year when not there. 

As far as being your own GC, also known as 'Owner/Builder', everyone should be aware that most states (California is one, I looked up GA and it seems they may be as well) do not allow an investor to act as a GC on any property except their primary residence, and even then there are limitations.So check local laws before starting down that road.....