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Updated 10 months ago on . Most recent reply

20% down or less for a multifamily?
Has anyone here ever got a loan for a multifamily putting 20% or less down, other than house hacking? If so, were the criteria for getting that loan pretty much the same as getting a loan using a 25% down payment?
Thanks,
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Theres all sorts of products out there. Some lenders will offer you 100% financing but it will be expensive money to borrow.
The larger question I think is are you going to make it a primary residence or is this strictly an investment property? Generally speaking a commercial property/loan ( or anything owned by an LLC ) through a bank is going to require at least 20% down.