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Andrew Bosco
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Fannie Mae 2-4 Unit Loans

Andrew Bosco
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • New Hampshire
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Hey all! 



This helps out house-hackers (like myself) a ton. Starting Nov 18th, buyers can purchase 2-4 unit primary home with only 5% down. FHA is still a good option, but the fact that you can get a 2 family to owner occupy at 5% conventional is a great tool in your toolkit. Getting rid of income restrictions should help out others to put low money down.

How do you think this will impact the buying market?

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Andrew Bosco - Team Granite & Pine - Candor Realty
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