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Sam Hanaa
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Is it possible to get under 20% down payment for ...

Sam Hanaa
  • Rental Property Investor
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... non owner occupied house ?

I keep reading American investors of how they got rental investment for very little down payment , can we do that in Canada ?

I asked two banks and both said 20 percent is a must

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Guillaume D.
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Guillaume D.
  • Real Estate Investor & Marketing Specialist
  • Montreal, QC
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If you insure your loan through CMHC, any bank can go down to 5% cashdown, but you need to have the "intention" to occupy the property. The word "intention" is important here. This only applies to single-family houses or duplexes, and then it goes up to 10% for owner-occupy triplexes and 4-plexes. Finally, CMHM can also insure your mortgage for buildings of 5 or more units, but cash down will still be 20% on the residential side (it actually goes up to 25% in commercial). Hope this helps!

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