It's all in the numbers as far as lenders are concerned.  

I think I was just impressed by the integration with vendors such as Uber/Lyft, etc, where you have a lot more flexibility with the approach;  variety of drivers/routes, access to several different target markets, and it's less permanent or less focused to just one vehicle like a bus ad or a car wrap. 

Steven,This is a concern I have.  

You can post any question or concern on here and get genuine advice.

They will do a commercial loan on a residential property and they are much more concerned with whether the unit will cash flow on paper (if you have tenants in there with leases it helps a lot) rather than your DTI.

Don't get me wrong, I know how dumb of a decision it is - I'm mostly concerned about the potential liability if something were to go wrong and a fire were to start.

@Dale PlantThe last time around, it took 3-4 years before the tumbleweeds rolled in and price returned to the planet.Another thing to keep in mind is much of the {camp} housing is not permanent, but trailers and semi-permanent accommodations.  

I'm concerned that without a new signed document from both parties when move out time comes I may have no recourse if there is damage that happens from this point forward.  

Could you guys take a look at my spreadsheet and let know if you see any areas of concern? 

I would be concerned about a property manager who didn't have their own properties.