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Owner Occupied loan is your best option, some states have specific loans with down payment assistance which have different names check into this for your state.   There is also a conventional loan.  If you have a specific house you are buying off of someone consider if they will hold a mortgage loan for you.  You really have to put more info in the question to get a good answer.

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