This setup will lead to higher tax prep fees and if you refinance these properties the IRS will consider this selling the property and you will have pay taxes at the end of the year on a property you didn't actually sell.I recommend finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation and tax planning and set up a paid consultation before you do anything. 

I am sure, alas one cannot specialize in all markets:)

Highlight the cash flow and equity in your property when negotiating with lenders, as this reduces their perceived risk.Ultimately, you may need to reach out to multiple lenders or brokers who specialize in DSCR loans to find one willing to take a second position.

Consider reaching out to lenders that specialize in investment properties and can move quickly to capitalize on the current market conditions.

However, you should be able to receive emails for your leads and also text messages can be enabled in some special cases.

I'll most likely be working with an agent who specializes in mixed use properties and works for a national firm.

My company does some short-term, but we specialize in mid-term rentals (1-3 months).

I am a full time real estate agent that specializes in luxury and residential - you never know how our two worlds could collide.

In fact, there're several "layers" of restrictions, including "at-risk" rules, basis rules for pass-through entities, hobby rules, new (as of 2021) "excess business loss" rules, special rules for Section 179 and business interest, self-rental rules, vacation homes rules, and more. 

The goal is to get the loan and agreeable terms, not have it called something special.