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Wei Jie Yang
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Does 15% down for investment property still exist?

Wei Jie Yang
  • New York City
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Hi everyone,

Last time I bought a property was in 2019. Back then the minimum I needed to pay was 15%. My lender is telling me that's over and now the minimum is 20%. Is this a Freddie/Fannie rule or is this an overlay? Does anyone know?

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Shaun Weekes
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Shaun Weekes
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  • Rancho Cucamonga, CA
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Originally posted by @Wei Jie Yang:

Hi everyone,

Last time I bought a property was in 2019. Back then the minimum I needed to pay was 15%. My lender is telling me that's over and now the minimum is 20%. Is this a Freddie/Fannie rule or is this an overlay? Does anyone know?

 Yes, Fannie will still do this on Single Families Residences.  Your lender has an overlay.

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