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Blake Williams
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FHA on a fully occupied multi?

Blake Williams
  • Investor
  • Southbury, CT
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Hello everyone, I feel like I'm full of questions lately!  One of the properties in looking at for my first deal is a three family that is fully rented. 

I'm curious how I would approach this as I'd be required to move in to one of the units. 

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Rob Beland
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Rob Beland
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If its occupied you will have to make a deal contingent on one unit being vacant. The Seller will have to evict a tenant or maybe relocate them. I would suggest making your unit the least desirable. 

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