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Michelle S.
  • Realtor
  • Arlington, TX
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25% Down for Conventional Loan for Multi-Family? Is that normal?

Michelle S.
  • Realtor
  • Arlington, TX
Posted

Got with one of my local banks today in Fort Worth, TX, and they quoted me 25% down payment if I buy a multi-family property at $400k. Is that normal? My intent is to buy and hold the property for a long time. But giving someone $100k out of my pocket seems steep. Thoughts or experiences? I have excellent credit BTW. Excellent payer. 

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