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Ike Mouser
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Financing out of FHA to conventional?

Ike Mouser
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Elizabethtown, KY
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I am looking at purchasing a 4plex that needs light-moderate rehab as my first property. I am purchasing it with an FHA loan. I will live in 1 unit and rent out the other 3. The FHA loan stipulates that I must own it for a year and a day before I can sell it. I should have it fixed up rather quickly with regard to that timeline and would want to sell it post cash flow and rehab sooner than a year. How much would it cost me to get out of the FHA loan and into a conventional loan so that I could sell sooner than a year and a day?

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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You are typically going to need to hold a loan for at least 6 months as well or you will be royally screwing your loan officer.

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