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How to get Down-payment assistance for multifamily property under $300k?

Tremayne Benton
  • Washington, DC
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I have a question regarding real estate investment, which my lady and I are getting into and seek advice.
We are trying to get benefits from First a Time Buyers programs to buy a multifamily building for under $300k.
The problem is, how can we get assistance for the down-payment which would likely be in the $10k range?
From what we just discovered from a lender, the First Time Buyer down-payment assistance programs don’t cover multifamily homes because of the potential income that can be generated.

So what can we do to get that down-payment assistance?

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Peter MacKercher
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Peter MacKercher
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Welcome to Biggerpockets Tremayne. I am in STL please let me know if you need anything. 


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