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Derek Burkard
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Potential of using FHA loan multiple times?

Derek Burkard
  • Realtor
  • Springfield, MO
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I'm currently house hacking a duplex through a FHA loan but am struggling to get a large sum of money for a down payment on another property. Is there potential behind the strategy of using a refi on my duplex to get a conventional loan. Then attempting to house hack into another multi family to get access to the FHA low down payment benefit again?

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Jaysen Medhurst
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  • Greenwich, CT
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Jaysen Medhurst
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Yes, that possible, @Derek Burkard. Assuming your credit, DTI, etc. are all in order, you should be able to get another FHA. As I think you know, you can only have one at a time. If you qualify, a better approach is to use a low-down payment conventional loan, instead of FHA. Most local banks and CUs offer them. There is less paperwork, no up-front PMI, and monthly PMI drops when you hit 78-80% LTV.

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