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Maurice Etienne
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Home Possible/ Home Ready Loans

Maurice Etienne
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hello All,

I am currently looking for the best possible mortgage option to finance a 3-4 unit property and have overwhelmingly been geared towards an FHA loan. After talking to a colleague, he pointed me towards looking at Home Ready or Home Possible loans. After doing some research I am still a bit confused. From what I understand HomeReady requires 25% down for 3-4 unit properties but Home Possible only requires 5%... does anyone know if that is correct?

Also is anyone able to recommend a Home Possible or Home Ready lender in the Philadelphia or South Jersey area. I have only really been able to identify Quicken Loans as a Home Possible lender... I am sure there are more. Thanks for the help and recommendations all!

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