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Chris Modzeleski
  • Landlord
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Does FHA count towards your 4/10 conventional loan limit?

Chris Modzeleski
  • Landlord
  • Kansas City MO
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If you have an FHA loan, does that mean you can get only 3 of the easier to qualify conventional loans, and 6 of the more difficult ones? Or, does that limit only apply to Fannie/Freddie loans? IE, if you had two FHA loans (second due to moving for work more than 100 miles), could you still get four conventional loans for investment property with the easier qualifying, and 6 more at the more difficult level? Thanks.

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Scott England
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Scott England
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  • Oklahoma
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Hey Chris

It doesn't matter what kind of loans you have or who holds the note.  The agencies take into account the number of financed properties.

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