Once you’re informed, we typically give tenants a 60-day notice for renewal, along with the new rent amount if there’s an increase.

But, typically, when I think investments, I think financial, meaning I am putting money in with the intent of creating income and/or appreciation on the money.  

They typically don’t go above 50% ltv and usually pay cash for the properties.

Tree trimming is not typical tenant landscaping and no reasonable person would think it is.

If you are graduating from Medical school and starting a residency, typically you will match in March and get your contract in April/May. 

What you have been offered is well aligned with market though, typically at 75% LTV. 

Most of the first page now seems like its sponsored ads so I typically will go several pages deep when researching something.

.: I was always under the impression that a VA loan could not be assumed for investment purposes and that it must be for a primary residence, which typically means occupancy of the residence for a year. 

Quote from @Sarah Rosko: We manage several medium-term rentals as well and typically operate with a 30-day minimum stay.

Lend $100k on a deal for typical terms, but with the option to convert your loan into an equity stake in the future?