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203k vs. Traditional Loan
Hey BP Members, I'm trying to determine if its worth it to save more and do a traditional home loan or start my REI journey earlier and eliminate my rent expense by using the 203k loan (currently I have enough saved for an FHA loan). My goal is to house hack a duplex/triplex/4plex as I know with FHA loans it has to be owner occupied.
Are there any nuances/obstacles outside of the PMI that I should be factoring into my considerations?