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Aaron Cayabyab
  • Waipahu, HI
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FHA for a four plex

Aaron Cayabyab
  • Waipahu, HI
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Hey guys, just wanted to get some feedback from you folks. Im currently in the process of getting prequalified. I'm prequalified for a single family but the lender and realtor is saying for now I am not qualified for a multi. Any reasoning to that? I meet all the requirements for an fha loan. I am out here in Hawaii and found a 4 unit property for $1,250,000. 2 two story duplexes on one lot. 1st house Upstairs unit - 3 bed 1 bath $2500 rent Downstairs - 3 bed 1 bath $2500 2nd house Upstairs 2 bed 1 bath $2000 rent Downstairs 1 bed 1 bath $1100 I plan on occupying the 1 bed unit. Are there any "fha" calculators I can do on my own to find out if I could qualify for certain properties? Any help is appreciated. Thank You!

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Michael N.
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  • Arlington, VA
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Michael N.
  • Investor
  • Arlington, VA
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Looks good to me. Google says FHA loan limit is $1,265,000 for a quad over there.

Many lenders aren’t familiar with using an FHA on a multi-family property. Insist that it’s allowed and or look for another lender.
Also make sure that you’d be able to occupy one of the units within 60 days of closing.

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