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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

TIPS ON CASHED OUT RENTAL PURCHASES
Do I need to figure expenses any differently when purchasing SF or MF rentals with down payment money derived from a cash out refi on my personal residence?
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I think that, yes, there should be minor differences in expense assumptions. A MF will likely see more wear and tear, and could see greater average vacancy (although less risk of 100% vacancy) than a SF.
Depending on the size of the multifamily, you will also have to put down different down payments with conventional loans, or move out of those products altogether!
Anything I can be more specifically helpful with?