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Donald M.
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Financing a condo with <50% owner occupancy

Donald M.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Boston, MA
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I saw a condo I'm interested in but it's less than 50% owner occupancy. What are my options for getting financing, what credit unions or banks or other companies should I be looking at? Either for it to be owner occupied or as a rental. Are there any options and what would be the minimum downpayment? Thanks!

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Jackelyn Gonzalez
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Jackelyn Gonzalez
  • Lender
  • Los Angeles, CA
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If it's an investment property you can look for a hard money lender. Some lenders will look at the occupancy whereas others won't. Either way for both scenarios lenders will typically be at a lower LTV, from what I see here in CA it's 55%-60% LTV. But again it depends on the lender you go to.

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