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Chris D.
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100% Financing if possible in Canada,Montreal

Chris D.
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  • montreal, quebec
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Does anyone know if 100% financing exists in Montreal, Canada for multi-family

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Roy N.
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Roy N.
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@Chris D.

No conventional lender is going to provide you with 100% financing on an investment property.  If you are looking at a residential property, they will want a downpayment of 20% - if you would be living in part of the property, you might be eligible for hig-ratio mortgage.   If you are talking about a true multiunit (i.e. commercial property), then you could be looking at a downpayment of as much as 35%.

Martha provided you with an example of private lending terms which are fairly typical ... you may find some a little lower (10%).  Regardless, I've not met a private lender who would entertain lending to someone with no track record and no skin in the game.

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