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Ryan Mitchell
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  • Wellington, OH
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Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac

Ryan Mitchell
  • Contractor
  • Wellington, OH
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I am looking at buying my first residential multi family. I am looking at all my opinions for financing a property. Any and all advice is welcome thanks.

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David Koch
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David Koch
  • Lender
  • Saint Charles, IL
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Freddie Mac's Home Possible program will allow you to purchase multi-unit's for at least 5% down, and it comes with reduced mortgage insurance.

I would recommend finding a solid broker to work with through www.findamortgagebroker.com

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