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Dennis Simonson
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  • North Logan, UT
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FHA restriction a blessing or curse?

Dennis Simonson
  • Real Estate Investor
  • North Logan, UT
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Amateur investor here. First post. I own four townhomes in a 44-unit townhome complex. Am considering purchasing another soon. I am aware of FHA issue when 10% or more of units are owned by the same entity, an LLC in this case. Is this a positive or negative for me as an investor? I can take title in personal name, if necessary. Can this 'leverage' be advantageous, and how?

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