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Rehab Loan Financing for Owner Occupied 4 Unit
I am looking to aquire another 4 unit building to move into this year. The fourplex I will aquire will most likely need quite a bit of work.
I have looked at different rehab loan programs for 4 unit owner occupants and haven't found any. I have seen the home style and fha203k. However, the home style rehab mortgage only applies to 1 unit. I currently have an FHA mortgage that I want to keep with my current residence.
Should I get a conventional 5% down loan and a separate rehab loan? If any mortgage financing professionals or anyone that has done this let me know of any way I could roll the rehab financing into the conventional financing let me know!
Any suggestions are recommended!
Thank you!
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@Rodney Harris you could do this using a Fix and Flip program. I recognize you do not plan to flip it but all you would need is a refinance out of the Fix and Flip program within 12 months. Typical terms 10% down on acquisition and up to 75% of ARV (which if high enough could allow for 100% financing of the renovation budget). If ARV is right then you can just refi out into a conventional at the end of the project before the balloon payment comes at the end of the 12 months.
Hope this helps!