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Possible to House hack on FHA

David Diaz
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Hello my Name is Dave Diaz and live in the central Pennsylvania area. This is actually my first post on this site but, trust me when I say I do spend a lot of time reading each post and learning a lot. I am planning on purchasing my first investment property ( first property in general) and I am planning on buying a duplex with a FHA loan and house hack it and live in it for the full year. I do want to implement the BRRR strategy so I can buy a triplex the following year, but I am not sure if I will run into problems with refinancing the property with so little down. I know I have to buy the property right and make sure it has good ROI but is this possible ?

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Oleg Shalumov
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Oleg Shalumov
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@David Diaz defenantly possible as that has been done by many people. 

Usually people would pay down the mortgage and refinanace in a few years. 

I believe with FHA loan, after a year you could move out of the unit you live in and rent it out.

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