For my first REI, I am considering an off-market mixed-use building in a great/solid area. Lower level is a bar (has been operating for decades) and upper level is a three-bedroom occupied rental apartment. The seller is asking 500K for the building, and since the seller is also the operator of the bar, this asking price includes the sale of that business. The cash flow overall on this property seems great, mostly due to the bar although certainly I would ask for P&Ls to verify. Anyway, if all checks out, I would want to put 10% down on a conventional 30-year fixed rate loan. I have good financials -- I am employed, have excellent credit, have 90%+ equity in my primary residence, and have a significant chunk of money in the stock market. However, I have no idea whether a bank would require significantly more down on a mixed-use property like this. [Note: to answer the question in advance as to why I want to put down 10% if I have the assets to put down 20%, the answer is that I would not need to sell any stock to put 10% down, but I would have to do so in order to put down 20% and would rather not sell]. Thx in advance for any insight.