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Trouble buying first multifamily unit.

Hyram Fuller
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My wife and I are first time home buyers and are wanting to buy a duplex that we will not live in. The issue that I am running into is that conventional loans require around 20% down and we will not qualify for a FHA loan that has a reduced down payment. I would like to rent out both sides of the duplex for greater cash flow but do not have a lot of money for a 20% down payment. Are there any ways around a 20% down payment on an investor loan? Has anyone else started out a similar way? Are there better ways to get into the real-estate investing? I am open to ideas and am appreciative of any help people can offer. Thank you.

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