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Bret Kingcade
  • Shawnee Mission, KS
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My lease ends in 4 months.Is it too early to start making offers?

Bret Kingcade
  • Shawnee Mission, KS
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Hi, this is my first post on BP. My apartment lease ends September 5th and my plan is to house hack a duplex with an FHA loan. This will be my first ever rental property and in a perfect world, I would hope to not be paying both a mortgage and my apartment rent for an extended period of time although some degree of that is likely unavoidable. However, that would still be far more preferable than being stuck moving into some other apartment on a month to month basis while I wait. I have heard that it can take around 30-45 days to close on an accepted offer with bank financing and I know it will take a considerable amount of time making offers to get a good deal accepted. Considering all that, do you think right now (just over 4 months left on my apartment lease) is a smart time to go ahead and begin making offers? I've done a large amount of research and I am ready to put my gained knowledge into action as long as the timing is right. Any input or advice on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for any help!

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