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Updated almost 16 years ago, 02/10/2009

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  • Residential Lender
  • Elk Grove, CA
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10% down on Fannie Mae owned homes

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  • Residential Lender
  • Elk Grove, CA
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Fannie Mae has a new loan program that will allow investors to put 10% down on homes owned by Fannie Mae!

WITH NO MORTGAGE INSURANCE! YEAH!

Here are the details...

90% (10% down) for non owner occupied properties with NO MORTGAGE INSURANCE!

If you are looking for an investment home in Sacramento (or in your area), you know that you will get a better return on your investment if you have less money in the deal. Right now with typical financing (actually offered by Fannie Mae for non-Fannie Mae owned homes), you should expect to put down at least 25%.

Wow! So for example if you purchased a home for $150,000 (not owned by Fannie Mae), you would need to put down $37,500 plus closing costs. If you buy a home owned by Fannie Mae, you only have to put $15,000 plus closing costs. If that does not help you"sharpen your pencil" I am not sure what will! This is a really big deal!

Call me if you have any questions!

Here is a link to find homes in your area:
http://reosearch.fanniemae.com/reosearch/

Here are some other homes available in the Sacramento Area:

Elk Grove... 46 homes available!
Citrus Heights... 21 homes available
Rancho Cordova... 16 homes available!
Fair Oaks... 4 homes available
Carnichael... 14 homes available!
and so on...

It is a sweet deal! You are not going to find investor financing like this!

Happy Hunting

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