I am in the process of obtaining a permit for residential/farm crossing and am waiting to hear back from them.

I looked up the property, and it's zoned for high-density residential, and it's three blocks away from a regional university (I live in a small college town).

The downside to that is in a economic downturn residential rents could flatline or decline.NNN is more security and constant whereas residential can be more cycle timing for returns.At different levels it varies how people view things.I have a lot of clients making 7 figures plus annually with job or business or already have super high net worth.

That puts it over the 4 unit rule for a residential loan option.

I'm concerned that when the property is assessed as a business it'd appraise lower than it'd when assessed as a residential property using comps.

Hi,I was wondering if any of you have a good rule of thumb for estimating property taxes and insurance costs for residential listings?

Fully licensed for in-out patient, medical detox and residential Turn key.does anyone have suggestion or advice 

This doesn't mean you shouldn't replace it and upgrade the wiring, especially if you're having problems with it.Would highly recommend hiring a master residential electrician, not commercial, and have them give a complete writeup of what is wrong. 

I have built a great team for my SFHs which include a great lender, several residential brokers, a real estate lawyer and maintenance folks. 

If you have any experience with STR in residential areas, I would love to hear your thoughts and past experiences.