hmm, you're not going to find a qualified tax accountant or attorney to suggest one way or the other, and especially not on a forum.

If commercially zone units don't qualify for conventional loans, the bank financing allows for a higher LTV (75% vs 85%) 20 term and of course the rate jumps a .25 (5.0% vs 5.25%) for the 5 yr balloon - PITI $923 balloon payment.

Mark 4s would move the needle my biggest concern is if rates go up enough to push me cash negative at end of first term (5-7 years).I would like to get 4 unit or more of above average quality and rent price property.I believe on what little research i have done i could make a deal like this happen as far as qualifying for a loan and having down payment.

Ashley, as a Realtor, I'm of course biased towards putting it on the MLS for speed of getting it rented and bringing in a bigger pool of qualified applicants.    

:)Say I'm a couple thousand dollars away from qualifying from a certain deduction or tax credit.

I'm also self employed with a lot of write offs so it becomes a little tricky to get qualified but I have a cosigner if needed. 

So how did you qualify 100% loan for the 4 unit prior to starting your job?

Hi BP,

I have two successful small businesses. Both have commercial real estate, but in LLCs. Both corporations have very healthy balance sheets and income statements.

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VA loans: Everyday I see at least 3 to 4 new threads about how to use them, what they can be used for, what are the specifics of qualifying etc.... 2.)

There are folks that are perfectly qualified and capable to do their own.