When researching I indent to know the market for the following situations:If you're buying/ If your selling/ Renting/ Investing What other facts or trends should I look for, and what size area is standard. 

I kept the 4 auto repair facilities I owned and became the landlord to the buyers of the businesses, expanded my real property portfolio, etc., and have not looked back since.  

If this was just a house hack duplex or another more standard investment property I'd probably plan to keep it.

I'm under contract for a new condo, but my closing is on hold until the lender finds out if this condo will meet the PERS standards and be warrantable/non-warrantable. 

I've had clients pay "top dollar" and by setting a standard for the neighborhood everything shot up. 

We have new amazon facilities coming in, and we have some of the best schools in Ohio.

So you're fine by that standard.2.

A standard plumber may suggest tearing the wall open because they don't specialize in auger techniques.

A couple of the things you'll want to keep in mind (if you don't already know) is that you are limited to the typical cash-out guidelines for LTV and such, and the pricing on the rate is the standard cashout refi pricing, which is a bit higher than purchase loans (but not typically exorbitantly so).

@Travis OneillOn a 16 unit, standard would be 25% down.