Note that I’m not a lawyer and this is not legal advice by any means.Some background: The property is a single family residence in the city of Los Angeles.

I am not sure if they do this for income properties, or if its for single family only. 

It seems like a affordable option, I just wasn't sure how fast it would sell after I'm ready to move on to a single family home.

By the time some retires one probably need min 15K to  to live on.

My question is does it make sense to hold a single family in a market that the rentals are low compared to the sell price and focus on the long term value increasing or should I sell and have a clean start in a new state?

These are all single unit cottages a total of 8 on the property.

Looking for advice on finding the best way to finance this project and how. I have a 4.75 + 5 points for construction loan right now with a local bank.

A lot of the numbers were added together to treat the entire deal like a single property. 

I have a lot in Menomonee Falls which is surrounded by single family homes, but is within a zone that the long-term plan for the Village identifies as being designated for multi-family housing.

Multi-family, Retail (ranging from gross leases to NNN leases, strip malls to single tenant) industrial, office, and mixed-use properties.