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Vipul Vaghela
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FHA load eligibility

Vipul Vaghela
  • New to Real Estate
  • Milwaukee
Posted

I have a quick question regarding FHA eligibility. I'm planning to buy a multi-family unit with my partners through our LLC this year. We will use a conventional loan.

Next year, I'm planning to go for house hacking and the question is, Can I remain eligible for a conventional 5% or FHA 3.5% loan? My google-fu says yes I can but still want to pick your brains.

*ignore typo in the subject. I meant FHA loan :)

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