That means your targeting a very unique tenant, one who is affluent enough to afford the rent, but has such unique circumstances (job moves a lot, etc.) that they don't want to put down roots and buy.

Then my wife in her name did a HomePossible conventional loan for first time homebuyers and bought a duplex, and then another owner occupied duplex that was a unique portfolio loan. 

I know it's a small difference but if you call banks about HELOCs they may transfer you to their residential side not knowing any difference and then that side may not know that the commercial division will write them....so just ask for Lines of Credit when talking about investment properties. 

I have a unique opportunity to buy a property from a family friend for a discounted price that my Dad (recently divorced) will then live in and make the payments on a 10 year mortgage.

Renovated and designed with a unique finish What was the outcome?

I am also struggling with valuation as it is a bit of a unique property. 

These accounts are audited by that state's division of real estate.

As @Chuck Kramer mentioned, there are a ton of 4-7 bedroom high end new construction properties being finished this year and next, so you'll want to make sure that the aesthetic of yours will be unique enough to be competitive when all of those start entering the rental market.

This unique renovation will also reconfigure the entire floor plan and add the modern design that we pride ourselves in bringing to each project and our communities.

Each of our markets is unique in many ways.