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Michael McCartney
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Second FHA loan?

Michael McCartney
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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I bought my first home/rental property 2.5 years ago with an 30 year FHA mortgage. I only had to put down the 3.5% and I am currently renting out two units while I live in the other (triplex). I do have PMI ($105) for another 2.5 years but I am fine with that because the property cash flows as is.

I am getting married soon and my future wife and I are looking at living in an apartment for about a year and then getting a house but we would like to get a fixer upper and use the 203k loan. The 203k loan would be in both our names but I am wondering if I already have a FHA loan in just my name would it stop us from getting the 203k FHA loan in both our names?

Are there other non-governmental loans that are like the 203k that I can use or should I look at refinancing my current FHA loan into a traditional mortgage? I am hesitant to refinance the current mortgage as my rate is 3.25% and closing costs do not sound fun.

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