My goal is to buy 250 units by the end of the year, we are currently under contract with 41 units so hope all goes well!

I found a lender who upfront wants to provide me a conventional loan and has no issue if I transfer the title to my LLC after closing.My goal is monthly cash flow so the conventional loan makes the most sense.

Your goal is to grow incrementally every day. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9985/64722-its...Above is a really good article I came across yesterday.

The house should be ready to rent by early April with a goal of having it rented by May 1.I plan to refinance the property in May once the project is complete and the house is rented out.  

Ultimate goal would be to finance their new property and an additional property for us and our two year old.

So we structured it on weekly payments since our goal is to move fast and keep cost down as much as possible.

If you've done fixup, though, some items can be depreciated faster than 27.5 years.I won't say you're insane for trying to do your own taxes, but I will say you're almost certain to get it wrong. 

My goal is cash flow, and increasing units over long term.

Ultimately, my end goal is to learn enough about this so I can one day come back to Brooklyn and purchase a multi-family property.

Aaron McCarty if you look at the formulas/metrics in isolation then the numbers don’t mean much.The formulas/numbers is all relative, especially as everyone/business has different goals and risk tolerance.Compare the results to the alternative, example: compare the historical stock market return on blue chips to an A class area.