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Geoff Bishop
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tampa, FL
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Value of that First FHA Loan

Geoff Bishop
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tampa, FL
Posted

If I qualify for an FHA loan, because A) I don't already have one outstanding, and B) I'm willing to occupy a property for at least one year, does that alone provide any value to a potential partner (real estate investor)?

In making deals, you're supposed to "bring something to the table", right? So in other words, my question is, does bringing an FHA Loan Qualification, with the low (3.5%) down payment requirement, provide any benefit that can be shared? And if so, how might that work? Thanks!

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