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Carissa Gulyas
  • Trumbull, CT
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First Multi-Family Question

Carissa Gulyas
  • Trumbull, CT
Posted

Hello all,

I'm looking to buy my first 2-4 multi family unit that my family and I will move into one part and rent out the other(s). We already used the FHA option when we purchased our current home 7 years ago, (before getting into investing).

In order to purchase the multi family unit, we would have to sell our home first. What is another way to go about getting a loan with a lower down payment, since we can't use an FHA loan? Do we just ask different banks for a lower down payment, until we find one that will do it?

I'm also analyzing some properties from the "tools" section to see if the investment would be worth it.  We're really looking to have the rents pay for the mortgage and any other expenses that come with it and we can net $400-500 at the end of each month, that would be a bonus, until we get our next multi-unit.

Any info is appreciated!  Thanks so much.

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