My solution, my happy mix, is doing 75% LTV deals.

I have two mixed use properties here in Galveston that have airbnbs running as one component of them.

I'd also throw @Joe Mueller w Tanis realty into the mix depending on how far northwest you are.

Also hard stuff mixed drinks much more prevalent in some areas.. but CA was more like France or Italy you had wine with every meal every day of the year and sometimes to much wine.

I'm getting mixed feedback on VA underwriting rules for using STR rental income on AirBNB properties held for less than 2 years.

Not a fan of mixed use buildings that have a vacant commercial space, because those can be a pain to get a stable operating business in there that you're not consistently having issues with.

I’m currently looking to purchase a small/medium portfolio of 4 multis totaling 20 units: 6, 6, 5 & 3 with a mix of 1 and 2 bed units.

I know you have to be careful about mixing the two, but you put in the time and money to get your license. 

I'm being serious.I had a unique relinquish property (rural 10 unit mixed-use) so I waited until under contract on that. 

For example, if you have a mix of capital and operating partners, a waterfall allocation schedule might make a lot of sense.BP is a great place to get ideas, but you should confirm any ideas on here with your advisors (drafting attorney and tax CPA), as well as have them draft the agreement.If you cannot afford these advisors, respectfully, you're better off not entering into a partnership at this point.