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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Financing to purchase and renovate a mixed use bldg
Hello Everyone,
I’m looking at a mixed use building that has a storefront on the first floor and the upper floors has two apts. The entire building is vacant and needs work and I’m wondering is there a way to finance the purchase and renovation, similar to a 203K loan, however it will not be owner occupied. Looking forward to all your feedback.
Thanks
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Mixed use building are difficult to finance. Vacant mixed use buildings are very difficult without a track record. Many banks just won’t touch them. My advice is find a small local bank and get in bed with them. Get creative. Your job is to convince them that you will succeed with this project. Good Luck.