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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

FHA Loan: One in my name, one in my wife's name?
Hello everyone! My wife and I are looking to purchase another house to house hack. Our current house was bought with a conventional loan because it was cheaper than renting.
We were curious, is it possible to purchase a property using an FHA loan in my name only, live in it for a few years, and then down the road purchase another property using an FHA loan in my wife's name only?
I know that we could always refinance out of the loan, but just curious if this is an option?
Thanks!
-Nicholas