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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Duplex is split in two deeds. How do I finance?
Hello BiggerPockets,
I'm looking at purchasing a duplex in the area and I noticed that each side of the duplex has its own deed and tax account. So it's basically considered two different properties. Is there a way to finance the whole thing in one loan?
If not, what would be the following steps to take in order to be able to finance both sides using a conventional or FHA loan?