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Newbie buying second home

Yuhei Kato
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I'm buying my second home and I currently have my house rented out. I'm checking out lenders and One problem I'm having right now is not having enough money for the down payment. The lender I had was asking for 20% down so I called another lender to find other options and they brought up I could get a 2nd FHA loan if I follow certain criteria's. Any advice would very appreciated.

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Damian Bialonczyk
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Damian Bialonczyk
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@Yuhei Kato

There are qualifying criteria for a second FHA with the most common rationale for obtaining a second FHA is having to move>100 miles away from your current location. If you plan to owner occupy your second purchase you should be able to find a non-FHA lender which only requires 5-10% down payment. Inquire specifically with local banks or credit unions.

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