A friend of mine is selling me his 4 bedroom 2 bath condo which is currently occupied.

VA loans typically have an occupancy requirement of 60 days from loan close to occupy.

Sure you can use a owner occupied financing then just move after 6 months to a year depending on your loan.

My daughter wants to refinance her house hack. A duplex on 19 acres. The local mortgage broker can't find a buyer for the note because it is a Jumbo. Duplex and land worth 1.2 million and wants to borrow a total 800k....

Caveat, my dad would be occupying the home as well for a significant amount of time throughout the year. 

The rent is slightly below market for the area which is ok for now because it's still cash flowing and it's occupied with a good tenant who plans to sign another lease (with raised rent).

So I just started reading "The book on investing in real estate with no and low money down" by Brandon Turner and in the second chapter he speaks about purchasing an owner-occupied multifamily property.

County allows non owner-occupied, with an occupancy cap on how many nights per year.  

Hi all,I'm curious if anyone is aware of a lender who is able to offer 10% down on a non-owner occupied investment loan.I, personally, have used Mountain America Credit Union for this type of loan product, but I haven't been able to find other lenders who offer something similar.I'm particularly interested in a lender who offers this loan product in states like Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, Texas, Arizona, and California, but I'd love to hear of lenders who offer this anywhere else as well.Thanks so much,Max

I’m in the process of purchasing a rental property in which the current owner (who is also currently occupying the property) will lease month-to-month as she searches for her new home.