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Brad Haughton
  • Mount Vernon, NY
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The process of buying a house

Brad Haughton
  • Mount Vernon, NY
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When buying a house is it normally the down payment to be used to fund the house since you don't have the full amount to buy the house in full ? Let say for example on a $690,000 house multi-family with four units using the FHA loan 3.5% which come down to $24,150 would that be enough to acquire the house.

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