I’ve seen it happen with single family homes here.

I wanted to buy it as a second home but my lender is saying that since I do not live/work in that state plus it is not a single family, the only way I can buy it if I do it as a rental (20-25% down).

Remarkably, there wasn't a single dead animal inside.

Many of the 2/1 single family around here are in the 800-1000 sqft range, so adding a 400sqft master suite with full bath makes it a 1200-1400 sqft 3/2, desirable to many more buyers. 

For single family (1-4 units residential) I would keep $10,000 in reserves for one door, 2-4 doors about $15,000 in reserves. 5-7 doors about $20,000-$25,000 in reserves and 8-10 front doors about $30,000 in reserves.  

NC is not a community property state so a married couple in an LLC isn’t considered a single member like some other states.

Thinking about flipping single family homes in the dallas/Fort worth area.

Right now, friends and I are working on a platform for people that fix/flip single family homes and I would really appreciate the opportunity to speak with a @flipper to hear more about the @Charlotte, @NC market and for any feedback.

I house hacked with a single family (before it was called that) but really wish I had purchased a multifamily instead.  

I've also thought about the idea of buying a single family home with an in law and renting that out.