I like and recommend 7%-8+% cash-flow for low maintenance property Single Family Residential and holding long or at least till you own 100% of the equity. shervinrealtor.com

Not just residential, so it would expand the possibility of ADU construction to alot of building owners.

As a former CA resident I know the costs there are out of reach for many. 

I understand, this will work well long term if or when I begin investing in residential properties.

Here is a clause I found in the Ordinance that I don't quite understand:Tenants of any residential properties may present a written petition signed by a majority of the tenants and consented to by the landlord of the property agreeing to a specific rent surcharge for a specific purpose or project, and providing for the landlord's permission to permit the tenant's representative to review the expenditures involved for the particular purpose or project surcharge.

"Never confuse genius with a bull market"Don seriously you need to write a book "my anti thesis of what Biggerpocket tell you" ;-)I wish everyone write like you.

This is akin to stating the obvious, as DSCR assessments are fundamental in determining the viability of such loans, similar to DTI (Debt-to-Income) ratios for residential mortgages.Your emphasis on the operational efficiency of well-run assisted living facilities highlights that their financial performance typically isn't constrained by DSCR limitations.

OC Residential Properties, LLC (2011) 194 Cal.App.4th 861, 868-869.)Are there more cases that explain this better? 

I'm surprised a lender on a residential property would be this involved. 

I have bought single family owner occupied unit in seattle NR3 zoning(residential single family up to 2 ADUs allowed).