But like @Damaso Bautista said mixing family and business rarely ends well.

But it's really a personal preference thing... some people don't like mixing their primary residence with their investing in any way, and you need to make sure you're OK with the monthly payment on your primary in the event things don't go so well with your investment properties.  

Does anyone know how i can get a loan for mixed-use property or a 4-6 unit residential property?

Sold a ranch (relinquished property) which was mixed-use (primary & business).

These areas seem to have a mix of A/B/C property types, and have seen appreciation recently due to the massive growth of Austin and the surrounding areas.

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Purchase price: $295,000 Cash invested: $100,000 I purchased several tracts of land and put them together, got them rezoned with the intention of building a 13,800 sq/ft mixed use building.

I have the opportunity to purchase a mixed-use building in my local town for 80k.

For example if your first purchase is a 10 unit apartment building the carrier you have that insured with might not want to insure your second purchase if it's a mixed used building with habitational risk above, but lets say a bar below.Best of luck with the property.

Interest rate would obviously be important but would the mix of structures on the property make it difficult to get a normal commercial loan?