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Ji Fo
  • New to Real Estate
  • TX LA, MI
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Will this property be seen as SFR or Duplex?

Ji Fo
  • New to Real Estate
  • TX LA, MI
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Hello there! I’m new to Real Estate Investing and in the process of purchasing my first property. I came across a listing that I like and have a question about how the listing will be viewed from the Lender’s perspective, so that I am able to pursue financing that makes the most sense (and cents).

The property is listed as a single family home, but is referenced as previously being used as a duplex- I believe they have separate addresses.

Has anyone gone through this specific scenario? Did it come down to you negotiating w/ Lender to view the property as one property type over the other based on which would give you the more favorable financing terms?

Background: this will be my RE purchase, owner occupied, prefer a low down payment 8-10%.

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