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Calvin Kwan
  • Oakland, CA
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Securing a Primary Residence Loan on a fully occupied MF Property

Calvin Kwan
  • Oakland, CA
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Hi BP Folks,

In all my previous deals, I've always bought properties that were vacant and moved in to secure a primary residence loan.  I am now interested in a 4-plex that is fully occupied, but would like to OMI (Owner Move-In) to secure a unit to live in long term.  

How do I secure a primary residence loan before I owner move into a unit?  Is this even possible?  Oakland, CA requires a 60 notice for the tenants, so I wouldn't even be able to serve this until I take possession of the property.  But in order to secure the property, I need the loan.  

Thoughts?  Any advise would be greatly appreciated!  

Thanks,

Calvin

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