So, you a natural legal person would be representing an artificial legal entity--the LLC.

@Christopher Lombardi as Shafi mentioned, it will depend on a number of factors.The risk will also depend on the nature of the project, the experience of the team, etc.Are you also expected to maintain a certain amount of liquidity through the term of the loan?

2) Under what circumstances will a DSCR loan NOT be made (and is the rural nature of the property a concern)?  

Depending of the size of a multi-unit property the electric for outside lights can be $70 to $250 per month, gas for only washers and dryers $80 to $100 and gas for how water when furnished by the landlord is $30 to $40 per unit.You should be able to get the numbers off the marketing package.I just developed a software application for exactly what you want to do: Go to: http://www.bestlineplumbing.co...   

A couple white neighborhood kids hinted they knew who it was but were afraid to tell me because they wanted no trouble with black kids.The solution is money: lights, and cameras.

Fixed fences, updated lights, small maintenance issues Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Tons of big windows and natural light.

Take natural disasters into account (more hesitant to invest in areas were theres lots of hurricanes, tornados, fires, etc.)CURRENTLY, i've weeded it down to about 20 states Im curious to know how others conduct their research to build strong bias for a specific market.

Its this little pocket tucked away by a nature preserve.

Only real way to do it is to look at comparables....but those are hard to come buy given the highly LOCAL nature of storage...ie- you can't take one from too far away and rarely do multiple sell close enough to one another to be overly revealing.