Lenders who want to limit their exposure may agree to a "Combined Loan to Value" guideline that supports a seller second."

But our guess on matching the siding was off by about $1,000 (apparently the existing siding was very rare these days, so only one place sold it and it was really expensive). 

That's definitely a combination of things like how we conduct our marketing of available properties, stringent tenant screening, as well as the current market. 

You definitely do not want to invest too much time or money landscaping, because tenants rarely keep up on landscaping.

When we've had tenants go through trauma, they rarely come out the other side. 

The rareness of this type of building will also limit which part of town you end up in as you’ll probably be stuck taking whatever quad you can get, wherever you can get it.

The combination of cash flow and strong future appreciation made this a perfect fit for a buy and hold strategy.

Building furniture and a photography business may be a good combination.

It would have to be two deals unless they are willing to combine the lots.New construction loans are pretty dificil to come by during covid but for the right deal, everybody will want a piece.

But in theory there could be any combination of who pays what.