I just also found out that Freddi and fannie mae loans does not have due-on-sale clause.

Property price $11,000,000, assumable loan (fannie Mae at 3.5%) $8,000,000.

It has 1 less bedroom and no 2 car garage but 4 acers more land and obviously no MHP.This seems like it could potentially be a great deal but Just wanted to get some feed back on this from you folks here…Also, I know  fannie mae or freddie mac have lending on Manufactured Housing Communities.

Hi Raymond,Consider using a 3.5% FHA loan or a 5% Fannie Mae program, as these options are advantageous if you plan to live in the property.

On the buy side fannie mae is the only one I am aware that has a restriction on selling.

2) The new Fannie Mae 5% down small multi-family was introduced last November.

The Impact on Mortgage RefinancingLast week's decline in mortgage rates has already led to a surge in refinancing applications, with activity rising by 20% week-over-week, according to Fannie Mae.

Originally posted by @Molly Armando:My full time job. 

Fannie Mae uses it and I've always found it appropriate for back of the envelope stuff. 

If you're buying multifamily properties, you absolutely need to consider Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and HUD/FHA financing options.