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Justin Rogers
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  • Tampa, FL
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Lender LTV changes on Multifamily primary residence?

Justin Rogers
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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Last year I house hacked a triplex and got a conventional loan for 5% down because it would be my primary residence.

When applying for a new loan looking to do the same thing this year, I'm being told the highest loan to value they will lend is 75 to 80% on a 3 unit as of right now at any loan size. It seems as if most lenders are putting LTV limits on 2 to 4 unit properties to avoid lending to the Fannie Mae limits as this wasn't the case in the past. Even as a primary residence...

Is anyone else running into this issue? Anyone know of a lender that will override these overlays?

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