I checked cook county assessor and treasurer's websites and it's odd enough that the PIN was classified as multi unit (code 211)  and then got changed to single family less than 999 sq (202) around 2019.My questions are:1.

Property Classification: Most lenders will classify a property by its age and it’s needed maintenance.

i am looking at a vacant land in houston and on county appraisal record its classified as C3 ( rural vacant land).

Maybe these are better classified as commercial lenders (even though they lend on flips too)?

Also the financing can be tricky as most are classified as condo-tels meaning they have a front desk and onsite property management.  

My memory is a little hazy, but I remember that it was enough to make me look elsewhere. 99% of properties are classified SFR anywhere close to the school, meaning a maximum of two different last names can live in the house, limiting you pretty much to families.

It is classified on the auditors site as a 4-19 unit property.

It shows what the dwelling is classified as for tax purposes only.

Additionally, I thought and still do think that if I am performing my payment obligations and other requirements under a note and loan agreement that the bank will classify my loan as a “performing loan”, or a good loan.

I do not believe anyone was unfairly classifying a certain area in NW Indiana.