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Fallon Richardson
  • Bellingham, WA
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FHA 60-Day Move In Requirement with Existing Leases

Fallon Richardson
  • Bellingham, WA
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I have been searching the internet and this site to no avail so I am reaching out hoping that other folks on here may have some insights!

My partner and I are going to be purchasing our first multi-family house-hack in Washington state (specifically Whatcom or Skagit County) with an FHA loan. Our understanding is that the loan requires the unit be owner occupied within 60 days of closing.

My question is If the property is fully rented when we purchase it and none of the leases expire soon  enough for them to vacate by then, is there any way to terminate a lease early? If so, what scenarios would best benefit both parties? Which are the most cost effective?

It seems like most sellers try to get tenants on month to month leases before selling, but this is not guaranteed so we are trying to figure out what options we have in the event that we end up in a situation like this.

Thanks everyone for your input! Happy Investing :)

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