**Fund of Funds**: Participate in a fund that invests in other funds, particularly in large real estate deals like apartment complexes ([Creative Finance 101 - How to get started!]

Ideally, they should have ordered the questionnaire in the very beginning, or asked you general questions about the complex before asking you to pay for the appraisal, since the questionnaire is less expensive. 

The ADU did a site visit, and the takeaways included adding a second story would be significantly more complex and expensive than a backyard ADU.

In this case, a tax partnership with an incredibly complex allocation structure. 

Hey John, Detroit is a complex market.

After re-reading your post, if you are buying the whole complex that changes things for a commercial loan.

So if it's within a specific city, they should have a planning dept, usually in the same building/complex as city hall, or if area is with an are that is unincorporated county, then call/go to the planning dept for that county. 

If anyone has contacts or resources that could help streamline this process, I would greatly appreciate your sharing them.I am attempting to acquire a Rental License for a 3-unit apartment complex.

Understanding how DSCR works, its significance in evaluating loan eligibility, and its role in investment analysis is crucial for navigating the complexities of real estate financing effectively.

No need to get too complex unless the portfolio size warrants it.