I'm confident in my ability to turn over tenants and deal with issues.

You can order a property inspection report which will show you any concerns or issues with the property.

I'm curious if any other people who have legal non-conforming multi-family properties have had issues with financing.

I am looking at the following deal:Address: 4116 Jason Rd, Spring Hill, FL 34608Asking Price: $650,000Property Type: Multi-Family | QuadPlexBedrooms and Bathrooms: 8 Beds and 8 Baths | 4 UnitsSquare Footage: 4,644 Sqft | 4 UnitsCurrent Monthly Rent: $5,525"This property comprises two fantastic duplexes built in 2007, which share a lot and feature a private screened-in pool.

Brick 3/1 lower, 2/1 upper. No leaks from roof or in basement. New mechanicals. Occupied so please do not disturb. No showings unless verified POF or a PA with an inspection contingency. Warranty Deed. Would prefer to...

I would ask. c) The issue as to whether they should occupy the home is largely immaterial to you.

From an investment viewpoint, I favor multi-family properties.

Hi,I have been looking to buy a multi-family property in the Tampa, Florida area for roughly 1.5 years now and haven't found anything in particular that I was interested in.

I'm betting it's a small multi in Miami market where you can OO one unit and rent others, right.   

The most aggressive lender I could find in my city would go up to 80% LTV on investment properties, but I have never asked them about owner-occupied multi-units.Take the 2-3 hours required to call every single credit union or bank in your area.