Thank you,Matt MortgageNewsDaily.com is a very good resource for daily tracking of conventional rates and they also have good content explaining the reasoning behind the moves (MBS, treasuries, etc.)DSCR Loans a little harder as its going to be a range and based more on deal specifics, I'd check youtube, etc - also would generally track the 5-year treasury yield and add about 3% to get a general daily ballpark

What that really means that I can't claim the suite as a separate apartment (a.k.a. not a duplex); I could not add a range/oven for cooking.

Age of the home, neighborhood, price range, no. of bedroom/bathroom, type of roof, any other features/specs?

.$100,000 - $300,000 is standard and sufficient but talk to your insurance agent and they will help you get clear.

Another unintended consequence would be a plaintiff attorney is trying to decide whether you have sufficient assets for him to pursue a lawsuit.  

What price ranges are you looking at? 

I am open to single family and multi family ranging anywhere from 2units up to 10 or so.

(My current real estate attny is not sufficiently versed in newer tax law to make this determination without input.) 

@Melanie P. is correct that you are going to have a challenge finding financing for properties in the $65k range.

At most of our detached houses we do supply a range, but even there we have had tenants bring their own deluxe models, which is fine with me.