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Updated almost 3 years ago,
Single Family Home zoned R2 - lender treating as multifamily
Hi everyone,
I'm looking to purchase a home with an attached ADU (permitted). There aren't even really separate entrances to the place, unless you count the sliding patio door and the ADU / house are not separated (you can go in between both from inside the house). It's a single family home with a single address, but zoned R2.
While speaking with lenders, they say that they treat this as a duplex, meaning the conforming loan limit jumps for $970,800 to $1,243,050. If this were a single-family home, I would have the most favorable interest rates right now, a JUMBO loan for single family. Talking with some different lenders, I've noticed interest rates these days are in the following order: