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Lamontis Gardner
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  • Mobile, AL
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How to format a potential House Hack

Lamontis Gardner
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Mobile, AL
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So I planned to house hack what I thought was a duplex, but turns out that the units are listed as townhomes because both units have a different street numbers. Now the lenders are saying I would have to get two loans (1 as a primary and one as an investment property). Is there any way I can structure this deal that will minimize a 20% down payment on 1 unit or is this something I should maybe walk away from and find a true multifamily property?

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