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Joe Rogan
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Understanding 25% Down on Investment Property

Joe Rogan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi Everyone. I'm a newbie in training. I'm actively pursuing a multi family (Duplex) which I will Not be living in. I was told that in order to purchase this investment property, I need a 25% down payment, as opposed to 20%. In all of the webinars I've seen Brandon of BP calculate using only 20%. Is this determined by the state or lender? I'd love to know how to pursue only doing a 20%. I know CA and IN both require 25% down. Thank you. Joe

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Chris Mason
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Chris Mason
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Here it is straight from Fannie Mae, page 2, 3rd box down: https://www.fanniemae.com/content/eligibility_info...

25% down unless you're going to house hack.

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