For me the answer to that is if you’re transitioning this larger property into  high end apartments or not?

From my personal experience I would call it a low B or possible a C transitioning towards B in the next 3-5 years, but take that with a grain of salt.One of the reason I was reaching out because my numbers seemed a bit too good to be true, so I'm thinking I missed something in the analysis.Thanks!

As I transitioned from the job, a lot of transition has happened in the last month.

We've made mistakes purchasing in bad locations and have also purchased in locations that were transitioning from bad to good.

Your tenants won’t do that and it’ll take some time for your home to transition itself from owner occupied to rented

Also, as a summary of my questions in the beginning of this post, what is the best course of action to increase the probability of a peaceful transition?

Transit score of 0/100.

It enables active duty members transitioning out of the military to spend their final 6 months on active duty doing an internship with a civilian company. 

It only makes sense to either sell the property or transition to a traditional mortgage after rehab at a more normal interest rate.  

The lightrail and 2030 transit plans expanding that way towards the airport brings a lot of potential