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Second lien on multifamily

Ben W.
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I am looking at purchasing a property and assuming a non-recourse Fannie Mae mortgage in place. Is there any way to get a second mortgage on the property?

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Carlos Flores
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A Supplemental may be possible to take you up to 75% LTV if it's been at least a year since the closing date of the last loan. A supplemental can be coterminous or non-coterminous, extending 2 years beyond the first loan. Several FNMA restrictions apply plus the current lender may have their own internal guidelines.

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