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John is applying for a mortgage on an investment property. The lender requests a 35% down payment. This mortgage would be classified as:

A conventional mortgage is one where the down payment is 20% or more of the property's purchase price. Since John is providing a 35% down payment, this falls in

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Question: John is applying for a mortgage on an investment property. The lender requests a 35% down payment. This mortgage would be classified as:

Answer options:

  • A high-ratio mortgage. ✅ A conventional mortgage.
  • A vendor take-back mortgage.
  • A bridge loan.

Correct answer: A conventional mortgage.

Explanation: A conventional mortgage is one where the down payment is 20% or more of the property's purchase price. Since John is providing a 35% down payment, this falls into the conventional category.

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