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Lakshmi Nikitha Duggirala
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Flexible Lenders that offer 5% down

Lakshmi Nikitha Duggirala
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hi everyone,

I recently found out from a real estate agent that he found a flexible lender who does does 5% down at only 3.75 to 4% fixed 30-year with no PMI on purchases. They keep it in house and can provide a loan to anyone with strong income. It's not a federally backed loan, the bank holds it for their own profit.

I was wondering if anyone knew companies/lenders like this and could recommend a few names. 

Thank you in advance!

Niki




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Brian Garrett
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Brian Garrett
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These are called commercial/portfolio loans but I can tell you now if you found one that will do 5% down with only 3.75-4% interest on a fixed 30 year term and no PMI then you should lock that up ASAP because it sounds too good to be true. I'd personally be very skeptical of any commercial/portfolio lender advertising such low rates/terms.

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