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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Whether you’re purchasing or refinancing a multifamily property, our team of Agency Lending experts is focused on making the Fannie Mae loan process as easy as possible. We can help with:
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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.
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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