Basically it included everything you would expect in such a class.I believe this is the first time the non-commercial (<5 units) MF is being offered.  

And are there non commercial options available? 

Leverage is the peasant lol 

@James Wise made it too big for peasants like me and no matter how much I flirt with him, he just ignores me.Or maybe our relationship just can't flourish as we are both "daddy's" and we like to pitch and not catch hahahahaha 😁 

Ok, so if the LLC is doing the purchasing and you are not transferring (triggers a due on sale clause in most non-commercial loans) then you should be OK.Regarding the name vs LLC.

For capital gains rates( Forgive me on the 25% its actually 20):With several noncommercial properties(1-4 units), he would have to live 24 months in the property of the past 5 years to qualify for the sec121 exclusion of capital gains. 

In addition, you do not distinguish if non-commercial MF (less than 5 units) or commercial MF (more than 4 units).  

These are all non-commercial residential (<5 units).  

True for non-commercial residential.  

So you will likely need 5% of the new non-commercial MF loan product (available since Nov)