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Lender told me minimum 15% down for duplex, 25% down for 3-4-plex

Emily Donahue
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I'm new to real estate investing and would like to start by buying a 2/3/4-plex and living in it while renting out the other units. I got in touch with a local lender who told me that loans for duplexes require 15% down and loans for triplexes and four-plexes require 25% down. I don't want to put that much down, since I expect maintenance and closing costs in the first year. However, I've heard of people getting FHA loans with very little down on multifamily properties. Is my lender full of it or is there something I'm missing?

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