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Silvia Ochoa
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Dallas TX
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About to be homeless with 100K... Next step?

Silvia Ochoa
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Dallas TX
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I am about 2 weeks away from listing my live in flip. I expect to come out with 90-100k. I obviously need some place to live so I hope to find another live in flip AND buy a rental. I want to do the most with my money as possible. Credit score is great and I will have cash but what is the best way to use my leverage. I hope to find a house that meets 203k guidelines as my live in flip or at the least use FHA loan for the 3.5% down payment. But what type of financing should I use for the rental? Would I have to find the FHA property 1st in order to avoid issues w/ DTI? Anyone with a great mortgage company recommendation? Thanks for any insight!

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