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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Down payment on a multi family (Non FHA)
I’m in the early stages of purchasing an investment property and am evaluating my financing options. I currently own a single family home and do not want to owner-occupy a multi family.
I spoke with a loan officer who said that I need to put 25% down on an investment property to get financing. Is this accurate?
I’m doing my research but thought this would be a good place to get answers and suggestions.
Thanks
Most Popular Reply

20-25% down is standard for a non-owner occupied property. Occasionally, I've heard of 15%, but that's pretty rare and usually come with a higher rate. @Ryan Trexler, call around to all your local banks and CUs and see what they offer. Pays to shop around. Assuming this is not more than 4 units, you should be able to do okay.