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Connor Woods
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  • Jasper, AL
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Currently looking for a multi-family property using a FHA loan. Most of the properties that make sense once I run the numbers are currently fully occupied. Should I just keep looking or what can I do about this? Look when leases are up, then Purchase or?

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Correct, unless you find one with an available unit. 

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