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How can you House Hack in Expensive Markets?
Hi BP-
I've been reading books about FHA house hacking but it just doesn't seem feasible in expensive markets. So I was wondering if I missed anything?
Take NYC(where I live) for example. I've seen most of the 2 family homes range between $800K to $1.2M. And FHA Maximum Mortgage Amount for a 2 family home is $1,053,000.00. If I were to take out a 3.5% down 30 year FHA loan then here's the breakdown for a $1,053,000.00 and $850,000.00 home respectively at the bottom of the page.
If the DTI for getting an FHA loan is 31%. Does it mean you need to make at least $258K to be able to house hack in NYC?
Sales Price | $ 1,053,000.00 | $ 850,000.00 | |
Down Payment (3.50%) | $ 36,855.00 | $ 29,750.00 | |
Mortgage Amount | $ 1,016,145.00 | $ 820,250.00 | |
FHA Funding Fee (UFMIP) + | $ 17,782.54 | $ 14,354.38 | |
Mortgage Amount (Final) | $ 1,033,927.54 | $ 834,604.38 | |
PITI | |||
Principal & Interest | $ 4,715.24 | $ 3,806.22 | |
Annual Real Estate Taxes | $ 1,422.58 | $ 1,190.00 | |
Annual homeowner's insurance | $ 1,000.00 | $ 1,000.00 | |
FHA MIP = 1% X Base Mortgage/12 months | $ 846.79 | $ 683.54 | |
MONTHLY MORTGAGE PAYMENT = | $ 7,984.61 | $ 6,679.76 | |
DTI | 0.31 | ||
Monthly Income Requirement | $ 25,756.81 | $ 21,547.61 | |
Yearly Income Requirement | $ 309,081.68 | $ 258,571.35 |