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Robert Haviland
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Financing Flips With FHA 3.5% Down Loans

Robert Haviland
  • Mullica Hill, NJ
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Hey everyone,

I'm a newbie looking to get involved in real estate investing and was thinking if I could do flips by using 3.5% down with a FHA. For instance, could I put 3.5% down with a FHA, get a 203k loan to finance the rehab, and then(ideally) flip the property at a profit, at which point I use the profits to to get another FHA loan and repeat the process?

Also, would this be legal or what would be the legal ramifications from trying to use the FHA in this way?

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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FHA is for owner occupants only, one year minimum, not flippers or rental properties. One FHA loan per 2 years also, for most cases.

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