This guideline means you should not pay more than 70% of a property’s after-repair value (ARV) minus renovation costs.

The main thing I would look for is breadth of underwriting guidelines and customer service.

I have saved many fall out deals from reputable lenders that I use on a day to day basis, It's just the client is not very familiar with the lender's process/ guidelines and/or the rep was being very unethical (bait and switch.. etc..).

You’re right—commercial lenders are tightening up their guidelines, and it’s becoming harder to find 10% down on jumbo loans, especially with the current market conditions. 

Additional units will add a HUGE layer of risk that will be accounted for during underwriting with this scenario as you are very clearly purchasing the home in WA with the intention of renting it out for cash flow (that's not a primary residence, but an investment).Personally, I would advise you to do this as a second home transaction, as the second home scenario makes a lot more sense to me from an underwriting/guideline perspective. 

This was a 0.88% rule (close to 1% rule = I really dislike that guideline now). 

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If a full scope appraisal showing the land value was not completed during the purchase process, taxpayers may consider the following options:Rely on the county tax assessor’s allocation: A taxpayer can review their county tax assessor’s property allocation, which usually provides an assessment of land and improvements based on the county’s guidelines.

This is correct, a lot of the FHA guidelines have changed in the last year making ADU financing a lot more acceptable and easier.

But, it only said that I could be fined and possibly put in jail if, (I act as a real estate professional without following the guidelines and meeting the relevant requirements).