Just about all homeowners require that the property be owner occupied.  

They sold a property as part of a 1031X and are acquiring a Triple NNN occupied industrial property. 

What if the home is homeowner occupied, and you must get a writ to kick them out (which could take a month to process).

Any ideas on getting a look see inside the currently occupied property?  

They are more of a small hospitality company than a long term, tenant occupied, rental would be.So it really depends heavily on the attractiveness of the area and the competition.

And advice is appreciated.Hi James,If you no longer reside on the property, it might qualify for a ground-up construction private loan for non- owner occupied properties. 

So if you think you might want one, set it up early.Current taxes on the property you buy generally lag current market value, and in some cases taxes on rental properties are higher than owner occupied.

Is it occupied? 

Purchase price: $90,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Sale price: $289,000 4 family building purchased in distress in Mount Pleasant neighborhood, previously owner occupied for quite some time, the owner could no longer care for it.

I got a quote for $17k to $19k for a full updated, fully occupied building.I thought this seemed double what I should be paying.