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Randy (RL) Williams
  • Investor
  • Independence, OR
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Can You House Hack Multiple SFRs On Single Tax Lot?

Randy (RL) Williams
  • Investor
  • Independence, OR
Posted

This may be an area specific question, but I was hoping someone would be able to give me a quick answer to this question.

I'm looking to help my step-daughter and her BF get into a multi-family. I've found a pretty good deal on 3 SFRs on a single tax lot. I was wondering if this can be bought using an FHA/VA loan for owner occupied using the rental income as part of their income.

Also what's the general rule of thumb for a down payment % on such loans... contact lender or mortgage broker? I did one of these deals on a duplex many years ago but everything was done for me by my RE agent. So any and all input will be much appreciated.

Thanks,
RL

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