Typically these homes are going for single-family residential pricing even with the mother-in-law versus the premium you pay when something is labeled a duplex. 

I want to invest in an income producing residential property. 

But listen, we have no kids, very little revolving debt, a big cushion of savings and capital, and Id like to think a firm grasp of know how on the industry (I’m a residential realtor).

-CRE loans are a world apart from residential loans and even if the medical story was true, he could explain it to the loan officer and the "$20m in other RE" he "owns" would dwarf his FICO score issue.

I don't have much real estate investment experience, but I have a solid construction background, as Residential Construction Project Manager. 

We've had very good success in our smaller multifamily properties by just installing residential machines and charging a small laundry/convenience fee ($20/mo or so, which is much less than most tenants would spend in a laundromat). 

I don't have much real estate investment experience, but I have a solid construction background, as Residential Construction Project Manager.

But have not built a residential property.

I find that when I've had a typical residential agent help with my investor clients, they have a difficult time answering questions related to operating the property as an investment.

Will I be looking to pay residential or commercial taxes or a mix of both?