MF is favored out there, plus you're in a prime location (I assume down there), and I'm sure they take into consideration the strength beyond the subject property DSCR...

If you sell it yes, you would be subject to recapture.Unfortunately not unless there are separate owners.

Consider trying creative strategies to buy real estate, such as lease purchase and/or subject to's, where you don't need to use your credit....

When a second lien holder forecloses, they do so subject to the first lien.

If you are subject to the rule, take the hit and hire a pro servicer just like you hire a licensed accountant, a licensed plumber. licensed RE agent.

The landlord screening subject, while interesting, is off topic.

To the buyer, those comps justify the asking price, the subject may not bring the same prices, but may also bring more depending on what value the buyer adds.  

If the loan is good and the property will cash flow, but it subject to the existing loan amount.

Mostly thinking parking issues, people coming and going.One other time I had an applicant who is a massage therapist, again client visitations at home, I declined, because she can't provide income verification, so its either an all cash business and she isn't paying uncle Sam, also she wasn't licensed with the department of professional regulations so I was wondering if these massages are legit or she might provide other offerings that are questionable.Bottom line, do you guys prohibit business being conducted at your rental properties period, or is it a subjective rule based on how frequent or if it creates any inconvenience such as added traffic or parking situations to the building?

My goal is to continue acquiring rental units, perhaps looking outside of SF residences, to provide diversity, an added layer of financial security to get out of my day job.