FHA Loan for a Multifamily Property

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  • Investor · Charleston, SC · Member since 2011 · 606 posts · 413 votes
    3y

    There are a couple of requirements. One is that it must be max of 4 units. Second, you must live in one unit for a year. Third, you must qualify for the loan with proper DTI as so on. This is unlike a CRE loan were they look at the property income and not your income.

  • Suzanne PlayerPro Member
    Attorney · New York City / Long Island, NY · Member since 2020 · 597 posts · 248 votes
    3y

    I'm wondering what makes you say it must be an FHA. If you're in New York State you might be eligible for a SONYMA, it's often cheaper:

    https://hcr.ny.gov/sonyma

    But there are a lot of programs, without all the specifics, it's tough to say. If you are in NY and need mortgage broker/banker recommendations, please feel free to message me privately.  

    Once you have an idea of what you could borrow and what the closing costs & payments are, it's much easier to know what could be a good purchase for you.

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