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commercial vs residential loan in South Carolina
I have the chance to purchase a 4-plex in South Carolina. I need advice about if I should use a 20% down payment at 5.25 interest commercial loan or a 20 % down payment residential loan at 4.75% interest rate. I hear that the residential loan make take longer to get a approve and require all the units to be rent ready. The commercial loan will be a lot easier to get. However the commercial lender will only do a 20 year amortization.