This might go against the grain here.... but I'd get SFH/MF mix and pick out the good ones.

I'd talk to a mortgage broker who can get me fixed rate, fully amortizing fannie/freddie products.Sometimes I feel the same way you do - unsure about what is the best debt/equity and amort mix with my portfolio. 

Not realizing that family and business don't mix, I also rented the Darby unit to my other sister. this one on the other hand treats it like her own, but with low rent being collected, there's just about $100 or less in cash-flow with the high taxes or multiple taxes from city and county in that area. 

I asked earlier if folks offer gifts to their tenants at the holidays or move in and I got mixed responses? 

Since that time, I have watched more products being offered by GF, not just rehab loans anymore, but new construction, BRRRR loans, even notes of pre-bundled loans underlying them come into the mix of what an investor can purchase fractions of.I like the fact that the borrowers tend to have some experience, and skin in the game, and that the GF underwriters properly value these properties, and the fact that all these metrics and more are available for any investor to see. 

I've heard mix stuff about auction.com.

I've been going through some other threads where people have used them and the feedback is mixed.

None of them were done in my head (math was never my favorite subject because you can't talk you way into an answer ;) So with some of you saying that CapEx shouldn't be included, that's got me all sorts of mixed up!

Facebook and Apple have big data centers going in, and there's a huge mix of people. 

A commercially zoned section of town here in Bucks County PA has a mixed use property for sale, and I am interested.