Financing access barrier for multi-family property purchases
Buyers of 4-unit residential properties encounter financing barriers despite agreeable appraisals. Lenders apply stricter qualification criteria to small multi-family deals that fall outside conventional financing programs. This creates a gap between willing buyers and available capital.
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