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Loan Limits on - FHA "Kiddie condo And/or Family opportunity Mortgages?

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I currently reside in Texas and own my single-family primary residence. In addition, I own 1 condo and 1 SFR each of which was purchased as "owner-occupied" SFRs because I house my father in one and my mother-in-law in the other and I qualify for the mortgages independently. They were purchased as FHA loans (I believe as family opportunity mortgages?)

I now have a Son who has moved to Oregon and I am interested in financing a "kiddie condo" as an owner-occupied SFR or Duplex for him to live in.

Question #1 - Any issue qualifying for this additional OO SFR via the kiddie condo program in Oregon with two other FHA family loans in tow?

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Question #2 - If I were to want to move my Father out of the current SFR and move him out of state, could I buy under the same program? He hates the Texas heat and also desires/needs a lower cost of living. We are thinking of Wichita Kansas...

There should be no issue qualifying relative to DTI, credit, etc. But please call out anything to be aware of there...

First post here...thanks for the help:)

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5% down conventional loan is for purchase as a non-owner-occupied, correct? Hadn't heard of NOO purchase for less than 20% down. If anyone can share the key qualifiers and considerations for that program relative to - Loan type/ average rates/tax considerations etc. that would be very helpful.

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