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Second step after househacking multifamily with FHA?
I bought with 3.5% down in 2020 and now on the cusp of 20-25% equity I think and looking to go for another deal. I have no idea really how to finance my second deal, whether I should some HELOC that is high LTV or refi and get another FHA. I was looking into a vacation rental up north near family for a second property or another multifamily in Metro Detroit.
Is there a good strategy for pushing off from an FHA househack?