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Jerad Gardner
  • Saint Paul, MN
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FHA Loan advice for multi-family in Minnesota

Jerad Gardner
  • Saint Paul, MN
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So I am looking to invest in the St. Paul/Minneapolis area in Minnesota, I will most likely be looking to purchase a triplex or fourplex as my first property with an FHA. Dose anyone have any advice about this strategy in the Minnesota area? Such as certain banks or credit unions that work best for this strategy? Dose anyone know someone or personally has any good or bad experience with this method? Do you think this is realistic and doable in the St. Paul/Minneapolis market in Minnesota? If you have done this method what did you get, for how much, what are your returns on it?

Thank you to anyone who reaches out!

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