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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Will a lender do a Zero down payment if the LTV is low enough?
I want to know if a conventional lender would ever do a Zero downpayment loan if the Loan to Value was low enough?
For example: If I have a 100k (as-is value) property under contract for 50k, so 50% LTV, would a conventional lender ever waive the down payment requirement due to the amount of equity in the property?
Has anyone had this happen?
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Wayne Brooks
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No....they an ltv based the Lower of the purchase price or the appraisal.