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Connecticut 4 family financing
I am looking for advice from people from Connecticut. I was under the impression I would be able to purchase a 4 family as an owner occupied with only 5% down. I don’t qualify for first time home-buyer. Am I wrong? Also does anyone know if I were to buy as an investment what the lowest down payment would be? I have enough to put 20% down but don’t want to sink all my savings into one deal. I currently own a condo also if that makes a difference. Thank you
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@Michael Young Is your first loan FHA? If not, you can use an FHA 3.5% down.
I only have experience buying a four family non owner occupied and I found that in CT you need to put 25% down for a conventional loan if you aren't living there.