I currently own one rental property in Fort Worth and own one house which I occupy in NJ.

Very few spots differentiate from that if they are primary homeowner occupied areas.And fundamentally, businesses are on debt life cycles.

Ive seen conflicting answers online and just want to know if Its legal for me to occupy the home down the life if life circumstances change and I need to while still renting out part of the house?

These programs are set up for both single family and 2-4 unit Multifamily homes but must be occupied as primary home.

Hey all! Anyone know of an institution/bank/whatever that lends in WA state willing to do a purchase money second up to a 90% CLTV?  Found an awesome assumable first, but need to bridge the very large gap in funding.....

You can typically only have one FHA loan at a time (usually must occupy as a primary for a minimum of 12 months), but there are some extenuating circumstances such as a growing family or moving to a bigger property closer to work that would enable you to apply for a second FHA loan before departing.

- Occupy one or two of the units until we stabilize, then maybe buy a house?

Small Business Administration (SBA) offers 7(a) loans to small businesses for a variety of purposes, including purchasing owner-occupied commercial real estate, refinancing existing debt, or financing equipment.

fix and Commercial lenders will not lend money for owner occupied.

Since it’s non owner occupied lesser restrictions that would work except as we have seen so many of these folks are doing this and paying retail or above.. there is no equity !