I'm looking to do something very similar myself and have been getting mixed responses from lenders I've talked to on what they require for a downpayment on owner occupied duplex.

The land consists of mostly doug fir with some mixed cedar.

Also,  I didnt know that hardware stores keep badly mixed paint and sell it really cheap.

If you have a SDIRA and other funds to invest, you have two distinct piggy banks and they cannot be mixed.

I own a small landscaping business that I don't want to get mixed up with things but I'm worried if it's all just in my name then it may not be good, but the rate is only for individuals (they won't do it for businesses and if I transfer the property then they call the mortgage due)

Purchase price: $3,175,000 Cash invested: $1,915,000 National Road is an 84-unit complex developed in 1963 and includes a simple mix of 79 one-bedroom apartments and 5 two-bedroom apartments.

Purchase price: $3,175,000 Cash invested: $1,915,000 National Road is an 84-unit complex developed in 1963 and includes a simple mix of 79 one-bedroom apartments and 5 two-bedroom apartments.

CambridgeApartments is a 66-unit complex developed in 1967, and includes a mix of 52 one-bedroom apartments and14 two-bedroom apartments.

Or maybe use a mix of the sales/income approaches.

I just don't want the accounts to be mixed up if I used the same bank.