In most cases, if the Fannie Mae borrower sells the multifamily property before the loan term ends, the property’s buyer may be able to assume the loan.
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Fannie Mae multifamily FAQs
Fannie Mae loans typically close within 60 days.
Yes. Timing to rate lock can be shorter with a streamlined rate lock but should be discussed upfront with your Agency Lending team.
The LTV may be up to 75% with 1.25% amortization. Most agency loans are less than 70% LTV, but higher leverage may be available for certain property types and situations.
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S&P Global Market Intelligence, FDIC, 12/31/21