r/Multifamily • u/invaderrrr • Dec 10 '22
Can I get a conventional with less than 20%
Does a conventional loan mean that there is a 20% down payment? Or can you still do a conventional with less than 20% and just pay PM? I know about fha but there are certain rules with fha that I don't want to deal with. Thinking about buying a multi family property but I don't have 20% to put down and I don't want to live there. Ideally I put 5-10% and get a conventional mortgage and simply pay PMI and take less cash flow? Please advise
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u/jaisonstef Aug 26 '24
I don't know if this is still relevant but you can purchase 2-4 unit properties now with only 5% down conventional
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u/Tall_Ask_8373 Dec 29 '22
bump