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        "text": "Common financing options for investment properties include conventional loans, FHA loans (for owner-occupied multi-family up to four units), portfolio loans, and private money loans. Conventional loans often require a higher down payment than primary residences and may have different interest rates. Some investors also utilize hard money loans for short-term projects like flips. The choice of financing depends on your creditworthiness, the property type, and your investment strategy, with lenders often requiring specific debt-to-income ratios and reserves. Exploring different loan products early can significantly impact your purchasing power.",
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        "description": "Financing options for investment properties include conventional, FHA (for owner-occupied multi-family), portfolio, and private loans, each with distinct requirements and terms."
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  "description": "Financing options for investment properties include conventional, FHA (for owner-occupied multi-family), portfolio, and private loans, each with distinct requir"
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