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All Forum Posts by: Max Filbeck

Max Filbeck has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Kansas City Networking Opportunity

Max FilbeckPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • Tampa, FL
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 12

Hi all,

Real estate newbie here. I am curious if anyone is interested in meeting up in the Kansas City area to talk all things real estate, business networking, investing, personal growth, etc. Feel free to comment below and we can set something up. 

Originally posted by @Bob Okenwa:

Use a regular conventional loan with 5% down. Some lenders may go as low as 3% down for Fannie Mae.

Thanks, Bob. That is the HomeReady and HomePossible conventional loans I was referring to. I’m not able to use those.  

Hi all BP members,

I have recently been looking to purchase a multifamily property, approximately 3-4 units, and have encountered issues with sellers not wanting to deal with FHA loans. My lender notified me that I cannot qualify for HomeReady or HomePossible loans due to the AMI limit for these conventional loans.

Does anyone have any ideas of what types of loans could work for an owner-occupied multifamily property other than FHA, hard money, or cash? I am open to all ideas.

Thanks for the help!