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Aldrin Colorado
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Obtain a FHA Loan When I Recently Refinanced my Current Home?

Aldrin Colorado
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  • Las Vegas
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Is it possible to get a FHA loan on a new investment property, single to fourplex, (which I plan to move into for the first year) if I currently own a home that I just RECENTLY refinanced with a conventional loan in the same city WITHIN 40 miles away?

Or is it not possible since my current home is considered owner occupied? 

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John Warren
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John Warren
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@Aldrin Colorado it is possible for sure. I have had multiple clients here in the Chicago market refinance out of an FHA to conventional so that they opened that loan up for use again. You will need a good lender who understands what you are trying to do. Not every lender is created equal, and I went through a handful of duds before I found an awesome lender.

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