Owner-occupied commercial properties are those where the borrower's company is actually in residence. You might buy an office complex and situate your own office front and center of the main entrance. As a homeowner, you're actually living in the residence, not renting it out. Keep in mind that the SBA does not actually issue these loans.
Rather, it guarantees them with local banks. And very young businesses—those less than three years old or so—won't qualify with that 90 percent LTV ratio. More likely, the lender will look for an LTV in the neighborhood of 65 percent in this case. If you're applying for a second mortgage—you already have a first mortgage against the property, but you're looking for additional operating capital for a period of time—you would add the two mortgages together before dividing by the appraised value.
As a practical matter, however, GSEs virtually never allow second mortgages behind their first mortgage positions. Nor will most conventional mortgage lenders, except in the case of residential properties. Actively scan device characteristics for identification.
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