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Single Property with 2 Tax Maps - Qualify as SFR?
New here and didn't find anything with the search bar so please re-direct me if this question is not in the correct place...
Recently found a 3BR/1.5 bath SFR with a 2BR/1 bath garage in the backyard. The property has 2 separate tax maps and I was wondering if this property would still qualify for a loan that would only need ~3.5% down. I would imagine so, but didn't know if the 2 tax maps would hold anything up.
Tempted to purchase the property as my primary residence and move-in before beginning my flip at my current house that I've owned for 2 years Jan. 1st.
Thanks in advance!