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Trenton Spence
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Financing our first rental

Trenton Spence
  • Saskatchewan
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My wife and I are looking to get our first income property.  I found a multi-unit that I believe would cashflow here in Saskatchewan, Canada.   I spoke to our bank, and they will not refinance until we have paid 20% of our mortgage. I also have been reading online that unless you put 20% down on a rental property, banks will not finance beyond 80%.

We have savings built up, but only 12% of asking price.  Our preference is to go the traditional route and use our own money.  We could easily sell our house and house hack at the property; however ideally we would like to stay where we are and rent out both units of the property in question.

Does anyone have ideas or recommendations?  We have a plan to continue saving aggressively, but I want my foot in the door today!

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