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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Can one person acquire more than one FHA loan?
From what I read, one person may only have one FHA loan.
I'm wondering if it is possible to use an FHA loan to buy a home, live in it for the minimum year, then refinance with a conventional loan, then acquire another property with an FHA loan, live in it for the minimum year, then refinance with a conventional loan.... and repeat....
Thanks BP!
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You can refinance out of FHA in 6 months, assuming the equity is there.
But typically FHA isn't investor friendly past the first one for various other reasons.
3% or 5% down conventional SFR? Yup, every 12 months, no need to refinance either.