small is always going to get in your way. we are looking at large tracts of land more than 10 acres right now and the national builders that we work with for land development and entitlement in miami florida and columbus ohio focus on much larger. they do the opposite of what you are talking about.

I've already connected with a couple but want to interview a few more before I make my final decision.

Anything over 4 units is commercial where DSCR usually goes up to 8 Max in most cases after that its strictly commercial or SBA.

I want tenants that pay on time and take good care of the property...... other than that I could not care less what their political views areUnless those displays are damaging your property in some way/shape/form, leave them aloneGo ahead and put it in your lease...... tell your tenants what the can/cant believe politically.... see how that goes.... hope you have a good attorneyWow... have we really come to this??

I have a smaller group that is free and the larger ones are usually a few hundred $ per year.

So your pricing will be higher for a 80% LTV loan than for a 60% LTV loan.3.

Usually plan on permits unless it's a paint and carpet rehab. 

Area has lots of opportunity for more structures, and saw an opportunity for a less than market priced deal.

I was thinking of properties that were more 3-4 hour drive away rather than the midwest but I can still have these same issues. 

It really is a different animal than either long term or short term rentals so it's best to seek advice from others with experience in this niche.