It would involve installing new dedicated water pipes per unit, three combi water heaters (to replace the two conventional water heaters and the central boiler), and three gas and water meters.

If you want to use this as collateral for future deals, you will need to finance out of the SBA loan later, or put more money down on a conventional loan 5 year term/20 year amort up front.B. 

Unlike a conventional and FHA loan, there are no strict guidelines for private money.

The value of 2-4 unit buildings significantly increases once zoned residential, where can use conventional mortgages.

I would like to look at some HELOC options if possible but I was told I would need to refinance the loan to a conventional investment loan and take on a much higher rate, which I have no plans of doing.

Hi Carlos, In a best case scenario it would be a cash buyer or conventional loan buyer you would need due to the seasoning period of just purchasing the home. 

The plan is to use a 5% conventional loan to purchase a Primary residence.

answer to #4: Speeding things up to do more deals every year, i'd say begin looking into partnering on deals with friends or family who perhaps have yet to purchase a property so they can use an fha 3.5% down or 5% down conventional loan, you gift them a portion of the downpayment for a % of equity in the property.

It's also important to evaluate different loan options, such as conventional, FHA, or hard money loans, to find the best fit for your investment strategy.

I'm sure there's a million things I've overlooked, but first, I'm wondering if the "back house" would be considered within the same one unit as the main house for conventional lending?