So keep an eye on that.

I have a friend who works in insurance...it's been eye opening learning the modelling and risk analysis that goes into a premium determination.

Legal power of attorney, medical power, insurance, trust, llc, due diligence on acquisitions or sales, finance contact introductions, etc.

The Appraiser is the eyes and ears of the lender and how they characterize it on the Appraisal matters.

You just have to train your brain to know what to look for, and your eyes to see it when you're staring right at it. 

First deal was a small medical building.

Regardless it seems like there's not many multiple unit properties available in these areas.Does anyone have any recommendations on what areas or towns to keep an eye on?

So if the property title is your personal name or LLC, it doesn't matter in the underwriter's eyes for the analysis of DTI.

They are all qualified but my gut tells me to go with the 3rd set of tenants who applied, as I think they will be there for multiple years due to the one tenant just starting his medical residency at a nearby hospital.My plan was to email the other 2 tenants and say "I had a lot of interest in this unit and opted to proceed with another applicant.

Non-married people are just roommates (or friends) in the eyes of the law.