Be curious if residential tics start catching on outside of SF/Bay Area...

(C)The regulations in Subsection (D) apply in the area defined in Subchapter F: Residential Design and Compatibility Standards Section 1.2.1.

@Roemello Lee 4 units are the best because they allow you to get a residential loan.

@Joshua Smith-BensonIt's not fully clear in your post, but I assume you're talking about residential property tenants. 

It might sound confusing, but renting a house is a commercial use, even though it's a residential property.  

Looking to get involved in building a small residential portfolio to eventually combine in an aggregate sale for one small apartment building.

This is an example in residential single family homes.

When I purchased they told me that once the residential section was complete the construction on commercial and retail properties would begin.

I went under contract for a 2nd town home in my primary residential development thinking it would be a good way to dip my toe into the world of rentals and property management.

And finally Lender D said I can close with my name and transfer to an LLC, but this may trigger a taxable event, the bank may call the loan (like Lender B said), or an increase in the rate from residential rates to commercial rates may take place or may not even allow the title transfer to an LLC.