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Conventional loan vs FHA for 4 plex?

Sonam Jessica
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Is conventional loan available to first time home buyer for 4 plex ? Which loan is best for 4 plex ? Conventional loan or FHA ?

If u guys have 4 plex or triplex sell let me know.

I am in colorado

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Seth Wilcock
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Seth Wilcock
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You can get a conventional loan on a 4-plex, but you'll need a minimum 20% down payment for Freddie Mac and a minimum 25% down for Fannie Mae. FHA allows for 3.5% down on a 4-unit Home. 0% down for VA financing.

If you qualify for the Freddie Mac Home Possible Mortgage (income restricted), you will need a minimum 15% down payment effective January 1st, 2021.

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