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House hacking a live/work fourplex
I have a property that’s perfectly located for a mixed-use (live/work) development. Assuming I construct fourplex building units would there be any restrictive barriers to sell each building to “house-hack” buyers? While the property may not qualify for FHA loans (considered commercial properties?) does the IRS regard it the same as a conventional fourplex concerning primary residence?