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If you plan to occupy one of the units yourself, you should be able to obtain financing similar to that of a single family residence. If this is purely an investment purchase, you're going to need stellar credit and a strong asset portfolio to qualify on those terms.Of course there are those here who claim to be able to 'help' you, but use caution. You may be faced with usurious interest charges and high closing fees.
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Yes. You can do it at 80% if it's investment property and up to 100% on a primary residence through FHA. Athough the credit is not the main requirement for FHA, these loan to values are based off of good credit.
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