Loans: (No money down / CHFA loan, FHA, conventional, hard money, etc)Interest Rate?

If you are just wanting to buy a multifamily property, then you can look into conventional financing but you will usually need to be able to do 20% down. 

Currently I am looking at a Triplex in TN that will come to market at approximately $199K.I am leaning towards going with a conventional mortgage however I don’t have the normally required 20% down payment.

When I go to refinance this property - wouldn't the new conventional lender find out that I'm the member of the lending LLC and also the owner of the property and cause issues ?

To answer your question about refinancing after your repairs are done is dependent on WHICH TYPE of loan you can get on the "REFINANCE" step to the BRRRR.Generally speaking there are 2 main types of loans for investors: “Conventional” and “Portfolio”Conventional - I'll define these as loans that come from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (if you recognize those names).

Is this an accurate number for conventional home loan?

Would something like this be hard to finance conventionally and do you think having only 1 well is a deal breaker?

BACKGROUNDI have pre-approvals from both commercial and conventional loans.

*Some things you will need to qualify for conventional is a 2 year work history that is consistent - or two years of schooling and a job in that field. 

My parents and I are planning on buying a house together using a conventional loan.For mortgage and tax standpoint, would that be considered a primary residence or a second home?