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Daniel Hoffmann
  • Investor
  • Clear Lake, TX
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Purchasing another primary residence with less than 20% down.

Daniel Hoffmann
  • Investor
  • Clear Lake, TX
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So I purchased a primary residence in the Houston, TX area back in 2015.  I lived in it for two years and at the end of 2017 I moved to Boston, MA where I am renting.  Since moving out, I have leased out my primary residence in TX and it has been a rental since January 2018.  I have just signed an extension to this lease until December 2019.  I purchased it in 2015 with only 10% down and I believe I have now somewhere in the 15% equity in it.

I am looking to move back to the Houston, TX area now and am interested in buying a multi-family.  My question is, can I qualify for another primary residence and can I put less that 20% down on it?  Ideally I would like to put 5%-10% down on the multifamily.  Is this possible?

Edit: I would be living in one of the units in the multifamily.

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