Financing & Carry Costs: ~$185,000 (~7%)Bank Fees: $62,530Interest Reserve: $103,521Prepaid Interest & Closing Costs: ~$10,000Escrow / Title / Broker Fees: ~$18,000Quick TakeawaysAll-in cost: ~$232K/unitHard cost efficiency: ~$219/SF (very solid for this product)Soft costs + financing: ~20% of total (tight, not bloated)Contingency + reserves: ~$165K built in

Olivia, I am a Loan Officer with Loan Factory, a mortgage broker offering very competitive pricing on DSCR loans.

I had the guy who installed it tweak the sensors, up the heat level, and put in more efficient showerheads.

When you know exactly what your buyers want you can target your marketing more efficiently.

Interested to hear what processes people are using that help keep things organized and efficient for everyone involved.

@Jacob SwitzerThe key is to have all your software integrate efficiently with one another and automate as much as possible. 

The most efficient and cost-effective approach might be to find a very local real estate attorney who will get this done at a flat rate.

Weekends are smart for showing, but consider scheduling multiple short blocks so you can handle interest efficiently.

Up to this point I have built most of the homes for myself using cash, but it ties up a lot of capital that I feel could be deployed more efficiently if I used financing.For those of you doing new construction and holding properties, what types of loans or financing strategies have worked best for you?

Your cash on cash return increases.The other factor is if you put 20% down, you lose your reserves.