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Dustin Bluthardt
  • Chico, CA
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FHA and Conventional

Dustin Bluthardt
  • Chico, CA
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Hi BP, this is my first post so I'm sorry if this ends up in the wrong section. I am new to the Real Estate Investing field. 35 years old and single from California. I will make another post with a formal introduction in the near future but for now here is my question... I understand that it's possible to sign more than one FHA Loan if you follow the right steps. my question is this... is it possible to go from FHA - Conventional - FHA or once you stray away from am FHA style loan is it not possible to qualify for another? Thanks in advance! Dustin

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