Have already sent a 10-day pay or quit notice but getting mixed responses from lawyers about evictions on hold/PA now requiring 30-day notice etc. 

We had one at Texas Tech and although it wasn't huge, they got many people from local commercial development companies to come talk to us.

My lender was very specific that I should not have a tenant mix of more than 40% undergraduate students as that would be considered student housing.

@Dulce Beltran I think you're mixing the quality of the area and the quality of the building. 

I also had one where the name on the deed was correct on the first paragraph, but someone mixed it up with the seller's name on the second. 

From my limited knowledge is seems that no other business dealings (a florist shop, not affiliated with the property, was mentioned) should be mixed in with the financials of this property. 

If I were looking for multifamily properties, I would go on Loopnet and Crexi and check out which brokers have multiple multifamily, mixed-use, mobile home park, and self-storage properties.

Each program has it's perks but the bottom line is you can get qualified based on either the asset itself or your income without requiring taxes to be thrown into the  mix. non-QM products also allow you to close in an LLC and you can use them for refi.

Apartments, triplexes, quadplexes, and even mixed use commercial spaces. 

If you use an Independent agent (represents multiple companies) they can probably run a couple of estimates.For Commercial properties, mixed use, 5+ unit apartments, some companies have estimating programs.