Should we draft an addendum to the normal PM agreement? 

Outside of the normal partnership risks, what other risks am I overlooking? 

I normally tell my investor/house-hacking clients here in Colorado Springs and Denver to buy as soon and as frequently as they can.

Any loan under than 20% down (other than hard money loans) normally requires that it is an owner occupied home, e.g. you have to live in it for a year.

I have a very specific tax question regarding the UBIT (Unrelated Business Income Tax) exemption in Solo 401(k)s that is normally triggered by UDFI  (Unrelated Debt-Financed Income) in IRAs.  

If under normal circumstances, when the loan is complete, the remaining funds (typically just the 10%-15% contingency) go towards principal curtailment.  

Turnover is an investors largest expense so we normally raise it under market rents to try and keep them.

Normally, if the policy values the loss on Replacement Cost, they will initially pay the loss at the Depreciated value, once the damaged area is rebuilt, then they pay the additional amount (up to the limit on the policy).   

Change your mindset of sell the investments.If you just brought the properties, it is normal that your expenses will be higher as you have to stabilize the properties.Once the property is stabilized, you will hopefully see that your expeses are below the budget.However, you only have one life and no investment should be worth a great deal of stress.If you find yourself continuing to stress, I would suggest selling the properties.Best of luck

What I'm curious about rather is should I be comping this property as a normal property or as a commercial property since it is mixed-used.