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Finding Conventional loan with a private financing component
I have a 10 unit building in Cincinnati, OH under contract for 244,000, with the seller assuming 20% of the financing interest only (at 6%) for one year. My business partner and I want to find a bank or credit union that will lend counting the 20% seller financing component as the down payment.
Any advice for how to go about this?
(My partner has a note receivable that will come due early next year and I have an inheritance that will appear next year, which is why we want to wait a year to pay the 20%).