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Gary Faucett
  • Investor
  • Spokane, WA
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First Time Home buyer

Gary Faucett
  • Investor
  • Spokane, WA
Posted

My grandson has a great desire to purchase a duplex and live in one side of it as a way to get into real estate investment. He is 21 and will be a first time home buyer. He mentioned to me that there are first time buyer home loans for 3% and that all he has to do is live in the duplex for a year then he is eligible to purchase another duplex using the same type of loan, and that he can do this up to 3 times. This is way out of my field as I am having to put down 20-25%.

My question is, does anyone know if what my grandson is saying is true? Can he really get a 3% loan three times in a matter of 3 years?