This is for both 1-4 unit properties, and for over 5 unit properties (which are more tightly underwritten).As for the term side, these are typically for properties that are in livable condition and are being rented out.Please, feel free to reach out if you have more specific questions.Regards,Jackson

Assuming the property is in good, rentable condition and the marketing is OK (good pictures, listed on all the sites as you mentioned) then it's almost certainly an issue of price.

Sellers, this is your cue to make sure your home is in pristine condition and ready to impress from day one.

When looking at rents, make sure you are comparing units in similar areas and conditions. 

What are the usual terms and conditions that would make a loan offer appealing when rehabbing or flipping ? 

Traditional Banks have more rigorous approval processes, which can take weeks or even months.We are usually more flexible with loan terms and conditions and are more aggressive with leverage (higher leverage compared to banks), while banks generally have rigid loan terms and conditions that may not be as adaptable to unique investment scenarios.Private lenders are more focused on the potential of the investment itself rather than the borrower’s credit history or financial background.

I would use the standard realtor lease form in your area and then look up common extra conditions landlords are using now.

Assisted living centers or community residences are usually special or conditional uses in single-family zoning districts.

If you make a loan to someone in their name or company you're clearly lending, requiring additional fees, profits or anything else to be paid, in the beginning of the loan or at the end, such can be viewed as a loan expense, and it would be if the fees are a condition of the loan.

Rentometer: $3,868Redfin: $4,173Zillow: $6,233The problem is the sites have no idea about the condition of the unit or the configuration.