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Raymond Wu
  • Investor
  • Stratford, CT
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Refinancing hard money structure to allow for a FHA loan

Raymond Wu
  • Investor
  • Stratford, CT
Posted

Hello BP community,

I’m a young engineer and just moved to Connecticut for work. Graduated in 2015 and want to begin investing in real estate.

I recently just purchased a multi-family house (4 units) last month using a hard money loan due to some initial mistakes with the financing part of the deal. Now, I'm in the process of refinancing the hard money loan. I plan on purchasing another property later this year using an FHA loan.

Questions:

How should I structure the refinancing of the hard money loan? Which will still allow me to take out an FHA loan to purchase another property this year?

What are some limitations to an FHA loan? Monetary gifts? 4 multi-family units qualified?

Any additional thoughts/suggestions/criticisms are welcome and will be appreciated. 

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