There are numerous lenders who could get this deal done, assuming the financials check out, if they are already built and have tenants occupying them.

I want to occupy one of the units, my preference would be the 2/1 so I can collect more rent from the 3/2 to go towards my mortgage.

For example some properties will be owner occupied with leasebacks and some will be vacant amd the checklist would be different for each of those scenarios.

Don't take care of them and you will find it difficult to keep occupied. 

Boston Properties is currently looking to reduce the residential and retail footprint of Reston Next, and increase the office development, after the success of the first two office towers that became available in 2021, now being occupied by Fannie Mae and Volkswagen.

So it's a conventional owner occupied loan with 20% down.

It would take a lot of your time to source your own off market pipeline.Unfortunately not much because most are out of states and renter occupied.

So the HELOC would hold 1st position on the owner occupied property (if this was possible for non-owner occupied properties, even better).

• Suggestions for improvement please.Here is the back story:I recently purchased a three family with inherited tenants occupying two of the three units.

Since then, I have been able to leverage equity from those to finance non-owner-occupied deals.