One of the commercial tenants is a hair salon, and one of the residential is a 3 bedroom with a large family living there, the other 3 residential are efficiencies. 

The normal guidelines for conventional financing do require 25% down payment so it just depends if the lender you're going to has access or know how to do the correct programs for your house hacking strategy.The conventional program with 5% down is best when fico scores are 720 or higher, while FHA, the later, is best for scenarios where there is more hair on the deal (credit issues, lower scores, income in consistency, etc,etc).Hope that helps.

Bedroom #3 had been turned into a commercial space at one time (an at-home hair salon) and needed some work to return it to a bedroom (remove water lines, etc).3.

Someone recently wrote the late 60's and early 70's are the "new" 40's (obviously they have never tried to get out of bed in the morning at that age).Seriously, since I stopped dying my hair and let it go totally grey/white I get all sorts of folks trying to help me in my "old age". 

Leads aren't lining up to hire guy checking his hair for headlice.

In fact, if your % of ownership is reasonable, then you could assign or split maintenance issues, your tax accountant might pull their hair out dividing depreciation, but if they have an ownership interest, they can pay for repairs.

We are currently also looking for multifamilies in Milwaukee and have one in our cross hairs but unsure of good inspectors for multifamilies in this area.

My LTRs average 32% but my STRs average 22% even with the theft factor of replacing toasters, silverware, coffee makers, blankets, pillows, chaise lounges, lightbulbs,hair dryers, etc...

Lot's of time restrictions have to do with parking spots used per tenant.Dental and hair cut shop tend to be strong performing tenants.

He'll either reprioritize where his money goes and the problem will go away or you'll soon have a solid eviction case and he'll be out of your hair.