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Joe Mende
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Need some FHA advice, please help!

Joe Mende
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hello everyone, I just had a quick question about FHA loans. I've been reading these forums like it's my religion and I came across a post recently about FHA loans and how the limit is 4. If I get married, can I still acquire 4 FHA loans and my wife acquire 4 more? Or would WE only be able to acquire 4 total? I know you can only be in one FHA loan at a time, but my goal was to basically acquire one per year and we just move after a year into a new place, hack it for a year...refi and move to the next spot.
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