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Best loan program for a first time buyer in Florida

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I don't have a lot of credit. I am thinking about moving to Florida. Does anyone know what the best loan program is for someone starting out? I can afford a down payment but probably not the FHA requirement for 3%. I am hoping to only pay 3% down payment. There are cheaper alternatives in New York. For example, there is the SONYMA program.

 Does anyone know of the best place in Florida to buy a cheap multi-family? I am looking in the Tampa area. There seems to be more availability in the New York area where I live for multi-family properties.

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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The only way to put down 3.5% for s multi is fha, plus closing costs of course. And you’ll need a job in the same field as you have now. 

Any county specific loan assistance programs will be for SFR only.

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