Include your operations when it comes the winter season and how you prepare and what you typically offer guests.

Typically, what I've seen is 1-4 is considered a residential loan and falls under Fannie Freddie guidelines. 

Typically the houses we rehab are 20 - 50 years old.

They typically expect 30-40% down and 10-15% in reserves depending on the risk factors of the property.  

Typically with a property this size you require the schedule E tax transcripts of the seller from the IRS.

He knew the terms of the construction loan before he started.

I grew up in construction.

That typically is investors.

On that note, some may see home prices as too rich, may be be moving in a few years, or in a cyclical job (oil, some types of construction, etc), so they don't take the plunge on a purchase...Best of luck!

because I have never used an online background check service like smart move I assumed that the process online would be virtually identical to the paper process that typical tenant would go through when renting any property.