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Justin R.
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Loan to Value Change?

Justin R.
  • Rental Property Investor
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I am looking to cash out (BRRRR) a triplex. My lender mentioned there is a 70 percent max LTV per Fannie Mae. Has this changed, I thought my previous were all 75 percent for 1-4 cash outs....

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    Jeff Dulla
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    @Justin R. Terminology used seems to always be different from state to state. But if by tri-plex you are referring to a three unit, then yes the cap is at 70% for a cash out. If by tri-plex you mean a single unit with three stories, than the cash out loan to value should be at 75%. 

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