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Joe Aquilina
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Buffalo, NY
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FHA Loan for Multi-Family

Joe Aquilina
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Buffalo, NY
Posted

I’m young, I’m only 18 but I want to get started with investing into multi-families.

One of my main concerns is the loan, I don’t have any knowledge on loans. I have a few questions, so please if you know anything about these loans and the terms of them please reply.

- do you need a credit score ? If so what’s the typical range you recommend..

- Is this loan going to be the amount of the unit I choose? As like if I were to be buying it..

- what’s the recommended % I put down on the loan?

Thank you for your time.

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Manny Cirino
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Winter haven, FL
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Manny Cirino
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Winter haven, FL
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FHA basics

minimum 580 credit score

2 years of stable employment history

43% DTC(Debt-to-income) Ratio - your monthly debt may not exceed 43% of your monthly income

required downpayment 3.5% of purchase price

75% of annual gross cashflow can be claimed as annual income.

payment includes Principal, interest, taxes, insurance & PMI

There are so many variables but that is simply the basics of the FHA Loan. There is also a FHA 203(k) loan that is the exact same except they loan you money for the renovation as well. I hope that helps

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