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Financing my second unit

Drew Sharrer
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I currently have a single family home that I have rented out for about 6 months. I am looking into buying a second in the near future. I really don’t want to drop another 25% down payment. 

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Jay Hurst
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I currently have a single family home that I have rented out for about 6 months. I am looking into buying a second in the near future. I really don’t want to drop another 25% down payment. 


 For a single family home, you can put as little as 15% down for a conventional loan to purchase the next one. 

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