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Kyle Spearin
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Less than 20% down using conventional financing?

Kyle Spearin
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Boston, MA
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Using conventional financing, are there ways to get a loan with less than 20% down? This would not be for a primary residence.

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    @Kyle Spearin for a single family investment property you can use 15% down on the property. Don't forget about the PMI at that level though. It's not much but just don't forget about it is all. Not all lenders will do 15% down though...but there are plenty that will. Only on your primary homes will they allow a lower downpayment. 15% down on investment properties is the minimum. Thanks!

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