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Updated over 6 years ago, 04/12/2018

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Nick Molyneux
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  • Bel Air, MD
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Residential Mortgage or Commercial Loan for Mixed Use Property?

Nick Molyneux
  • Specialist
  • Bel Air, MD
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So I've had my eye on a mixed-use property that is currently Zoned Residential Office. Current Use: Upstairs residential 2Br/1Ba with private entrance - AirBnb'd for the last 3 years averaging approx $15,000 gross income/year. Downstairs 1200sf commercial space being used for the past 30 years as an owner-occupied photography studio (retiring) Commercial rents for comparable office space around town are approx $20psf NNN utilized by typical professional service firms - lawyers, accountants, etc etc I’d prefer to get a conventional mortgage on the property in order to have a lower down payment and longer amortization but I’m not sure the usage will allow. Any guidance and advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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