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Chad Proctor
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How to purchase second investment property with low money down?

Chad Proctor
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  • Jewett City, CT
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I recently purchased a duplex, which I rent out one side and live in the other. I've contacted my local lender and they say I need 25% down to purchase a second investment property. Ive also contacted a hard money lender and they will only finance 80% of the purchase price. I don't have that kind of money right now and want to proceed with my real estate investing. Anyone know how I can purchase a second investment property and only put 5-10% down? Any info would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

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Derrick Dill
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Derrick Dill
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Refinance your FHA to conventional. Purchase next property closer to work, use FHA again, have to live in it.

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