Based on what I know so far, I am leaning towards Innago as the added features above for the paid products are not critical. 

I am puzzled how people were able to complete proper due diligence that quickly.  

I don't think anyone of them are scams, (well some people in those spaces are)...they're just businesses selling products...in these cases investment products. 

You have to be ready for setbacks (and a lot of them) along the way: be it lost shipments, faulty products or unexpected costs. 

You would need a strong & reliable personnel network to properly manage from abroad.Otherwise, you will be taken advantage of by contractors, perhaps agents, tenants, etc..

So, the loan product used most is the bridge loan. 

You have to do that and put a product out you can proudly stand behind, but that's not where you make money.

If im thinking about this properly or if im missing something?

That is usually the best "All in one" or proper network to ensure you are using less money down, Getting the Best deal, highest rents, and Maximum ARV potential.The short cut does exist and it lies with building your team/network and Bigger Pockets help creates those connections.

Since you own the land you’re in a strong position.Look for Georgia-based community banks or credit unions that offer construction to permanent loans for small investors.Set up a proper business entity like an LLC or S Corporation before starting construction to separate liability and qualify for tax deductions.Keep detailed records of all build costs as these become part of your property’s basis for depreciation.Once completed you can use cost segregation or accelerated depreciation to lower your taxable income.Consider lenders offering DSCR or investor-focused construction loans.