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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Owner occupied conventional 4-plex with >10% down
Hello all, I’m in MN and am looking for a conventional loan for a 4-unit property. I currently have a FHA home that is now rented so another FHA is out of the picture. I’d like to be sub 10% on the property as it’s $450k and will need minor updates but my lender said 20% is the best I could get away with. Is this possible or is 20% the best I can find. Thank you in advance!
Credit is 740+/-
Work in property management and am a realtor in MN
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I agree with @Jordan Moorhead, you will need a minimum 20% down unless there is enough upside where you can get a HML involved for a short period of time. I also agree that you should reach out to @Tim Swierczek, he can help discuss your options.