This is too important and also sort of a personal question depending on your state and specific circumstance and I suspect not a one size fits all answer would suffice. 

Flips can be significantly different depending on if you meet the IRS requirements for the property to be considered a Primary Residence vs.

It also depends what type of neighborhood you're buying in though as well.

Price point really depends on the property type, again if the numbers work we will pursue it with in reason! 

Depends on your scenario exactly though, never one cut and dry answer to which is better.

Depending on how bad the conditions are, accrued pref may never be paid out and original contribution may not be returned in full.If pref equity's original capital contribution is not returned in full, common equity is in even worse shape.

Hey Tyler, depending on your credit, the max LTV for the cash out will be 75-80%.

I will shorten my pitch and change it depending on the landlord I learned from talking and typing to different landlords that I need to talk more like myself when its a normal run-of-the-mill person but when it comes to buisnesses they expect and usually respond better to "professional" talk. 

Depending on your level or preference of analysis, data and their providers are incredibly important and difficult to obtain when it comes to real estate underwriting.

Depending on what your goals are.