I wonder occupy one side so I can’t do that unfortunately.

The property is currently 100% occupied. 

We can lend in 2nd lien position and cross collateralize properties to help you take down additional properties using the equity in your rentals or non-owner occupied properties that are waiting to sell.

Low leverage, let time and inflation work their long term magic, keep the units occupied as much as possible. 

It seems as if the options for owner-occupiers of three-unit properties are pretty limited, especially if the building has a flat roof. 

So now that you understand what type of owner you are looking for you can go to realist and use the Non-Owner Occupied search feature, and find unlimited leads for marketing.  

If the house you are going to sold was your owner occupied primary residence AND you have occupied at least 2 out of the last 5 years all gains up to 500k a exempt from taxes. and remember equity and gains are not the same thing.

Bad news does not become good by refusing to answer it.So let’s start with this: are you targeting owner occupied buildings? 

A lot of the podcasts I’ve listened to said just to verify how many non related tenants can occupy the property since different municipalities are different, some 3,4,5 etc. so that’s why I initially reached out, but was surprised to have zoning tell me it’s not allowed in a few cases.

I'm assuming you'll occupy one unit.