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Shane M
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Kansas City, MO
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Recommendations for lenders for conventional loan & low down pymt

Shane M
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Kansas City, MO
Posted

What's up BP community? I've got a buddy trying to post a question on this forum, but he's having trouble getting his account set up for some reason. Being the good friend I am, I told him I'd post his question. So without further ado, here it is verbatim:

"I am new to real estate investing and my plan is to buy a duplex to live in one of the units and also rent my current house. I am preapproved for an fha loan with 3.5% down but many of the sellers in Kansas City do not want to sell to fha loan buyers. My bank does not have Conventional loans with low down payments of 3% or 5%. Does anyone know of any lenders that have a low downpayment Conventional loans of 3 to 5%? I will also take any creative ideas that you have to get a new investor started."

Thanks all! 

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