What's the typical best practice here?

Apples to apples, Conventional typically offers a marginally better deal than a DSCR from a bang-for-the-buck perspective.

Things like : which areas rent better than others , does this part of town favor single family or multi family, what / how long is typical vacancy, what makes a property stand out compared to others .

If it is truly a commercial mixed-use building, 65-70 LTV is the typical range for an asset type like this. 

One demanded we paint the interior the color they wanted or they wouldn't renew their lease.8) MoveOut damages typically exceed their security deposit.

Typically the seller would have a note and deed of trust on the property.You make the agreed payments to whomever is servicing the note.Its the same as getting a traditional loan, just the holder of the note happens to be the seller.If you make payments on time you will not have an issue.

More people more money is typically my viewpoint, as long as they keep it courteous. 

Then find a househack, earn some equity, rinse & repeat Manufactured are typically not a good investment.

These items typically include the following: 1.

Is the income approach for appraisal typically used, since you'll be renting out all units?