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Updated over 7 years ago, 08/23/2017

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Jennifer Cheu
  • Providence, RI
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FHA Financing for First 3 Family Property

Jennifer Cheu
  • Providence, RI
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Hi Bigger Pockets Community,

I am brand new to real estate, and am in the process of buying my first, 3 family property in the Providence, RI area. I am a mechanical engineer, employed full time, with excellent credit score, so I'm thinking a low down payment FHA loan is a good option.

I started to work with lending tree, prime lending, bank of America, homestar, and someone my buying agent recommended.  My home inspection was completed over the weekend, and I'm getting close to needing to secure financing. 

What is the best approach to getting financing? Is FHA the best option? Is there a way I can forgo paying the PMI? Any recommendations on a particular person to work with, keep shopping around, or just stick with the guy my buying agent recommended?

Thanks!

Jen

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