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Robert Cook
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  • Worcester, MA
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USDA Loan for multifamilies?

Robert Cook
  • IT Technician
  • Worcester, MA
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Hi there,

Does anyone know if you can use a USDA loan to buy a multifamily in MA? I am looking to buy a property in the coming months out side of Worcester and have been getting mixed responses on whether you can buy a multifamily using that particular loan? I've heard yes and I've heard no. I do plan to occupy the home for now!

Please let me know!

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Keith Pentz
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Worcester, MA
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Keith Pentz
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Worcester, MA
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No, No and No. There can be no income producing attributes to the home for USDA Guarantee or Direct (from a lender or straight from USDA). USDA will not even allow an official "in-law" apartment in a single family.

FHA or MASSHOUSING for an owner occupied multi family is the way you are gonna have to go (3% down or 3.5%).

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