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Updated almost 12 years ago on . Most recent reply
20% down for investment property
I was looking to purchase rental properties. The agent I spoke with stated i'd need at least 20% down which is more than I anticipated.is this true?
Can I use an FHA loan?? any and all information would be helpful. Thanks in advance.
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You can check out HomePath.com which sells Fannie Mae properties. If you find one qualified for the HomePath program, investors only need to put down 10% (until you get to more than 4 mortgages in which case it reverts back to 20%).