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Seth Galligan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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Looking for Pros and Cons of using an FHA Fixer-Upper Loan (203K)

Seth Galligan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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Hello BP Community!

Getting set up to buy my 3rd rental property! We plan to house hack a multi-family. I am looking at using an FHA Fixer-upper loan (203K). It seems like a great option for us - almost too great. My spider sense is tingling and I suspect that there have got to be some catches that will jump out at us along the way.

Can anyone share experiences they've had with these loans? Were there any "gotchas" that you wish you would have known about before you got into the process?

Any advice or guidance would be most appreciated!

P.S. - I love to give back to this community. I am a project manager with over a decade of experience. I would be happy to help anyone who could use a consultation on project plans for real estate endeavours e.g., rehabs, renovations, moves, business processes, etc.

CHEERS!

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