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Terry Lao
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is there a vacancy % factor that lenders will not lend beyond

Terry Lao
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  • Anaheim, CA
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I own a 4plex, which is one of 23 buildings. I recently found out that there could be 30-35 units that are currently vacant out of a possible 92. This is a vacancy percentage of 33-38%. 

Would fannie mae or freddie mac look at the vacancy % and is there a upper limit cannot go beyond?

Terry

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