Most STNL lenders will want to see corporate parent books and not just the individual location.They can feel better about a company that is doing well overall and this particular location might be struggling.

My current employer leases (doesn't own) their commercial space, but occasionally sub rents their space out to other companies and individuals with short term agreements. 

I am wondering if anyone has experience in converting a SFR into an assisted living residence for Individuals w/ disabilities?

I’ve read that lenders will only allow an individual to have at most anywhere from 5 to 10 loans (that limit can vary depending on the lender) and if I’m taking a loan out for each property doesn’t this limit the number of single family homes I can acquire?

Public records at the county or online should tell you who owns the property, then try skiptracing that individual.  

@Lisa SlussStart Networking with private individuals with cash or retirement accounts and leverage your equity with private lenders instead of banks.

I recommend setting up keyword alerts for each area as they are discussed in the forums daily with advertisements posted in the BiggerPockets marketplace hourly.One thing to note when looking at the individual markets, you can make or loose money in any market.

But in terms of obtaining financing, can our LLC (with all five of us as members of the LLC) obtain residential financing (four units or less) or does the mortgage have to be under an individual or individuals?

They are located out of state and her taxes are much higher than mine on an individual property basis, but she doesn't make much from two in comparison to me, around 1,800 per month I think.

You can also use a site like rentometer which pulls local rents from the area for houses that are already leased, you can then click on these individual properties and see what they are renting for.