The experience reinforced the value of thorough market analysis and strategic decision-making in achieving successful outcomes.

It's not just financial, Cleveland is/was trying to pass criminal liability onto property manager's if the owners didn't make repairs to their properties.

Renting out the house doesn't sound like it will make money or break even every month, once you account for vacancies, maintenance, increases in tax/insurance, and turnover costs... unless I'm wrong there? 

One of the good things about DSCR Lenders is that the guidelines and programs are different and not cookie-cutter 100% equivalent like conventional lenders that all must mirror the GSEs, etc.Most DSCR Lenders will have similar rates and terms and generally similar processes - so generally what will make the "best" one is the best one for your needs - I would focus on any specialties or niches - like short term rentals, if you do multifamily or mixed use, BRRRR Method or focus in on a specific market - find someone who specializes and has a good track record in that niche or area

If the nonprofit fails to make payments multiple months in a row, would I be evicting them in the same process used to evict a RESIDENT or a COMMERCIAL entity?

Make sure you have copies of the Articles, Operating Agreements and Federal Tax ID number printouts with you when you go to open the account, so you can clearly show how the entities relate to each other.If you find that your bank is stuck on the lack of Articles, or an incorporation number, a filed D/B/A/ application might do the trick.

Did you make it clear to them that you're an investor and planning on doing multiple deals?

@James McGovern - my wife was in attendance and she and I own 20+ properties, a huge office building, have done multiple 1031 exchanges, Segregation studies, flips, private money, creative financing etc.  

If you choose to accept it, make them apply and pass your screening, add them to the lease, and charge extra rent to make it worth your trouble.

Yes, this.The best way not to lose money on a home in Colorado or anywhere ... is to not sell it when you haven't gained enough equity yet.We're keeping everything we can for now.