very house dependant

So percentage wise Jacksonville has seen a crazy amount of new supply being delivered which has affected rents.We also manage a portfolio of new construction homes in Palm Coast and Palm Bay and rents for those homes have dropped $25-75 depending upon floorplan and submarket and they’re taking longer to lease up compared to 2 years ago.A lot of Florida is having similar issues of stagnating or dropping rent, but it definitely depends on market, submarket, asset type, etc. 

This whole exercise may or may not make sense depending on the reason for doing it.

DSO Trends: Like DSOs, MSOs often prefer continuity for patient retention, but they may be more flexible depending on market dynamics.

Depends on the market of course.

It depends on the market, the location and the type of single family home.  

That's not to say all properties will as it's very dependent on the property and the investors situation.

It depends upon what your current rate is, how much equity you have in the property, does your current financing have a prepay, and what your plan is for deploying any cash out.

They have every incentive to make sure construction is up to standard since they will receive 5-6% (to be split with buyer's agent depending on state) of the sale price in commission.

Whether you classify it as business or personal income depends on the nature of the lending activity.