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Does an investor need to put 20-25% down?

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Are there lenders that will allow me to put less than 25% down on a sfh as an investor?  If so, which?

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Jay Hurst
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Are there lenders that will allow me to put less than 25% down on a sfh as an investor?  If so, which?


You can put down 15% on a single family home using a conventional loan. We do it all the time for borrowers.  This allows you save capital for the next deal. 

https://singlefamily.fanniemae...

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