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Minimum down payment
Would it be reasonable to get a loan for 5% down for a rental property? Here is an example:
Foreclosed Property
Property valued in the $150-160k range
Asking price is $99,900
If I only put down 5% the LTV would still be less than 80% correct? If this is possible would they still require PMI?
I am planning on sitting down with lenders soon, but just wanted to get some more info first.
Thanks