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FHA Loan Requirement on Rents for 3-4 Unit Multi-Family

Eric Jun
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Hi.

I have a 3-unit multifamily property under contract and I'm planning on applying for a FHA loan with a low down payment. Is there a requirement that the total monthly rent from other units has to be greater than the monthly mortgage payment I have to pay?

My mortgage broker is saying that there's no such requirement for a 2-unit multi-family FHA loan, but a 3-4 unit multi-family FHA loan requires that the total rent collected (actually the bank uses 75% of the total rent) must be greater than the monthly PITI including the mortgage insurance. I find this requirement very unusual.

Thank you.

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