Some lenders will base off the "mix" of commercial vs residential by sqft and some will base off of rent, and some will base off of the unit counts, so you'd want to take advantage of the lender/broker that can fit your scenario in the most favorable way possible.Is the property fully occupied?

A larger home (3/2+) could be a good fit for insurance rentals.

While the 100% is out there, it is usually very expensive and most certainly is not a fit for every investor for every deal. 

He had some rentals but I was never interested until my wife and I were looking at Zillow and said F it, lets buy and rent a townhouse. 

If the current MtM tenants fit that profile, great!

I should also mention that this property is a microloft (<300 sq ft) so fits just a single individual.

Today, he was showing me a property I had asked to see and he let me know he had another one coming soon that he thought would be a good fit for me.

Whether you're looking for a turnkey property or a project you can add value to, I’ve got some strong investment opportunities that would be a solid fit for a new investor.Feel free to reach out anytime!

I fit their demographic as far as being new to investing and not having much to invest, so I feel like it's the easiest and best way for me to jump in, but your concerns have me listening.

Hi everyone,I'm a business owner based in Canada and I'm exploring the idea of becoming a real estate agent as a side hustle, with the potential to go full time if it’s a good fit.