@Robin SimonI haven't seen Single-room Occupancy or Mixed-Use DSCR go away at all...

It took a while to get right - but we've had consistent success using a mix of research, mindfulness towards our neighbors/neighborhoods, conversations with cities, legal discussions, and as a worse case fallback is converting the home back to a single-family property and where we offer to manage it for a discounted price since it is a tough situation for all involved (this is very rare).Hope that answers your questions/concerns - let me know if I can provide any additional info as well.

After the 2008 crash we did a lot of short sales and we got virtually all those deals through direct marketing with a few from bandit signs.When we moved out to KC, almost everything we bought were REOs listed on the MLS.When those dried up, we started getting a mix from wholesalers, a few hidden gems on the MLS and direct marketing.

We are are also considering a commercial residential mix property with a fantastic cash flow.

Lots of people invest and house hack, or have a related side business like being an agent, or have a mix of self-managed properties and properties that are professionally managed.

However, I've heard many mixed opinions from different professionals.

So it's a bit of a mixed bag, but this was a long time ago now, and this is of course second-hand through me since I haven't really worked with OCF myself.

I'm looking to buy a property that's a mix of commercial and residential, located next to a train station.

I've heard mixed reviews for some of the online valuation platforms.

Hi,I'm in the process of closing on a MFH and am getting mixed advice from two CPAs (one of them is my current CPA).