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Drew Zaruba
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Kearney, NE
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Do I go with an FHA or Conventional Loan?

Drew Zaruba
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Kearney, NE
Posted

Hi guys, I am new to BiggerPockets and new to real estate investing. I am a college sophomore looking to buy a house for me and my three roommates to live in next year. I plan on house hacking with them paying down the mortgage every month. However, I have not decided on if I should go with an FHA loan or a conventional loan. I have more than enough to put down a 20% down payment, but I am wondering if I should still go with an FHA loan so I have less money into the property. This would allow me to also buy another property with a conventional loan later this year to start renting out. So my question is, Should I go with the FHA loan or go through a conventional loan? Thanks guys!

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