Apply for construction to permanent owner occupied loan you can borrow 80% of completed value.

One of those baseline requirements is as follows (I feel like this has come up a lot in the last week, both here and in my IRL practice):So it's unlikely going to be one of those A+ paper jumbo lenders that compete on rate, until/unless you get that property fully rezoned/permitted/etc as a triplex OR remove that third unit (eg, turn it into a work shop, rumpus room, garage, shed, etc... things that you can't bake a cake in or permanently live in).

The only option if it needs renovations would be to fix up the half you are living in and then have them move permanently over to that unit while you do the renos to the second unit. 

Your higher credit utilization will crash you credit score and increase your permanent mortgage interest rate.

Just an aside - keep in mind that Fannie/Freddie will not loan to entities, so if you are buying rentals where you intend to get permanent Fannie/Freddie type financing, you will need to own those either in your own name or in a trust. 

Hello I have a goal of becoming financially free with real estate as the first stepping stone, but I also have non financial goals as well the biggest being my want to live in japan and gain permanent residency. 

These assets will be used to purchase a permanent home abroad.    

With only 2,200 residing on campus, this creates a large, permanent class of renters in the area.4.

Indicate to them that this is not a permanent solution and will be evaluated monthly.

Remember my he price you pay is permanent the financing is temporary.