Generally speaking the trade off for good cash flow is low or no appreciation and vice versa.

@Josh Raymond, It's very hard to find cash flow deals in an appreciation market and vice versa. 

Dan, My W-2 paycheck job, is working as a sea going captain.

You just might have to call around and find that lender that suits you and vice versa.Reading on BP, while residential mortages are doing around 3% or less, commercial is anywhere between 4.5% to maybe 6%. 

You could even intend to flip a property, but after the rehab decide to BRRRR it, or vice-versa.

For me, the less experience I have, the more help I want and vice versa (obviously, I have no idea of your background or experience level). 

I know investors that are also agents and vice versa.

In fact, this is a bit of an anecdote too but I do not know anyone who went from MHP to another asset class, only vice versa.Also, "74 unit complex?"

For example, some might think I live in a rough neighborhood since they live in a nicer part of town or vice versa.

And do NOT mention the lease in the option agreement, or vice-versa.