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Ryan K.
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Financing for Mixed-Use building? Apt+offices

Ryan K.
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I am looking at a 2-story building in my downtown area.  There is a nicely updated 2 bed / 2 bath apartment upstairs, and 2 ground level commercial tenants (presently a hair salon with a full bathroom and office).  It is not condominiumed, 1 whole building.

If we were to move into the apartment, could we get owner-occupied financing?  30-year, 3.5% (or wherever it may be), we could up to 20% down - is less than 20% an option?

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@Ryan K.

If you weren't going to live in it, it would be a great commercial, mixed use purchase.  25% down and call it a day.

As it is, FHA may do it as a primary residence, but it has to have at least 50% residential square footage.

Stephanie

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