Is your money committed to a particular project or did you just take the loan out but so far it's not dedicated anywhere?

Only a few banks like Wells Fargo will give HELOCs for investors, but you can often get a teaser rate the first year and closing costs are either low or non-existent.

Depends if you're using conventional financing or non-conventional.Conventional will be around 1%.

Wondering what the benefits would be to them, if any, on doing a zero interest loan for us.Sorry for not having a ton of details here, this is the first non residential deal I'm doing so not entirely sure of what questions to ask.Thanks in advance.

@Brad Jacobson - It would be considered non-employee compensation? 

Now, for your particular case, I think @Stephen Renehan made a really good point with the HELOC approach instead because finding a good deal can take time.

Mixed-use buildings are pretty particular with city planning, are there other similar projects already existing on your street?

@Shiloh Lundahl  @Max Gradowitz  Hey guys you ABSOLUTELY in the state of Nevada need a license to lend money on either non owner or owner occ properties..  

This trade or business requirement can be particularly difficult for rental properties to meet and is usually based on the extent of the taxpayer's involvement in the rental activity.

If using a lender this is a non issue.