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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Putting less than 20% down on non owner occupied
Does anyone know of a way of putting less than 20% down on a property(most likely MFH) in which I will not be an owner occupant?
I know the obvious solution would be to be an owner occupant, but for this discussion let's assume that's out of the question. I have around 25k in savings I can put down, so while I may be able to find something under $125k, it severely limits me in my area.
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I would explore portfolio lenders in your area. We're doing buy and holds and flips in the Des Moines, IA metro with a portfolio lender at 10% down. They keep and service all their loans, so we can get into even pretty distressed properties without major headaches.