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I have refinanced wrong any suggestions?

Joel Bentley
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I recently refinanced my first home (muli family) like a brrr and did a cash out refinance. My hope were to use a FHA loan for another 10% down loan.

Now I have closed and found out my new loan is a FHA loan and that the only way is to buy using an investor loan of 20% down.

What can I do? I have enough for some property’s if 10% and closing fees. But not enough as 20%.

Is there a way to refinance again? Or something that can be done?

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    @David Kelly

    I was looking at multi family and moving into it. But it would also be in the same town as my other property.

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