In my last post, we discussed home variability and how a lack of uniformity contributes to challenges in property renovations.

The reasons are the same as what has always made multifamily so attractive: uniformity, density, etc.

Can we redefine a "Unit" in such a way that it only includes roof and maybe exterior paint (to maintain uniformity) in the CCRs, and use this definition with the NRS 116.3113? 

are they as uniform?

There was (and is) just one small problem, absolutely nothing in scatter site SFR is uniform or standard–no matter how much the manager or owner try to make it so.

Single family rental leasing has consistently tried to take pages from the multifamily playbook but SFR has always lacked the two biggest multifamily advantages/attributes: uniformity and density.

Market rent is pretty uniform and competitive.

Purchase price: $320,000 Uniform Real Estate | Contract for Deed (SubTo) Wholesale Deal!

It could be a Conventional loan where all lenders will be uniform or DSCR loan which every lender is going to be different. 

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