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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

fannie mae/freddie mac require 25% down for duplex/triplex
When did the law change? In 2013 I purchased an investment property for 20% down. Is there a higher risk for default these days?
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Diane, take the time to look at local/regional banks and credit unions. They often keep the mortgages they make on their books (not sell to Fannie/Freddie), so they make their own rules and can be a lot more flexible.