If rates go over 5% for any stretch of time, sell sell sellI am a very skilled spec builder so my experiences personally have had enhanced opportunities.

The top part you have a residential unit.

Unfortunately most of the crews that I have seen doing residential flips are simply not aware of what they are dealing with and don’t take the basic steps to protect themselves.

I own high end residential real estate and one commercial property.

I'm looking at house hacking a property that has two residential units and 1 commercial unit (a small tea shop).

They (1) forbade any use deemed to be commercial in nature, including down to the level of "renting even one room", they then (2) forbade any residential use of any building other than the main dwelling unit, and so on.

Way easier than dealing with residential tenants.

Otherwise done by email.2) I arrange a home inspection annually through a residential home inspection firm to look for maintenance issues.3) I use forms from local landlord association.* It's a trade off, pay someone else because my time is more valuable, or do it myself with efficiency.

If they had to foreclose, would they have a more difficult time selling because it's not a 1-4 unit residential property? 

Since then, completed a variety of different real estate deals including fix and flips, hard money lending and an STR in ski country; all residential.