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Craig Curelop
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Non occupant < 10% down

Craig Curelop
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Post Falls, ID
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Hi, 

I am seeking to invest in my first, single or small multi-family property in a location that I would not be living in. I'm wondering if anyone knows of a way to obtain financing with low money down (< 10%) that is not "owner occupied?" 

Best,

Craig

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Ken Badziak
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Ken Badziak
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Originally posted by @Prashanth Prash:

Thanks  @Chris Mason I understand that if you can take out a HELOC and own a property with enough equity.

Any other ways to do it without that?

 I took a loan against my 401k for my down payment on my duplex.

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