K1 is calculated differently than W2 but you can still get a Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac loan depending on the debt ratio's?

I'm seeking out a Home Possible loan through Freddie Mac for my first home/multi-family property!

In case anyone is just seeking a general answer to your original question, I'll throw out that 90% occupancy is a good figure as that's what Freddie Mac needs to qualify for their small balance loans. 

@Paras Gupta When I shopped last month for an Investment Loan, I came to know from the lender that: To get the conventional Loan on Investment Property (freddie mac/fannie mae), require 2% of the aggregate UPB if the borrower has one to four financed properties. 

There's this if you can wait a few months, otherwise FNMA will go for 5% down on a SFR, 15% on an owner occ duplex, Freddie Mac goes for 20% down on an owner occ 3-4 unit.

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I’m closing on a 40-unit Tuesday that he financed with a Freddie Mac product.

Right now all of us are fine since we meet the 51% owner-occupied guidelines for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in regards to warrantable loans. 

There’s also an 80% rule, that a 40A circuit can be loaded or no more than 80% (32A) for devices that are typically on for 4 hours or more, which a kiln would apply.So by code, I think you should be installing a 50A breaker on 6/2 wire.

If you want the basic no-overlays Fannie/Freddie LTV caps, meaning the best you can find that'll be a good 30YF at an attractive rate...I think Freddie Mac 2nd home LTV might be out of date, rest should be accurate as of this date.