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Clayton Hepler
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House hacking 3-4 units multiple times? Best way to do it?

Clayton Hepler
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Hello, I have an FHA 203K loan that I closed last year in July on a 3 unit. I would like to house hack again with another conventional loan on a 3-4 unit. Any suggestions on what type of loan I could get that has a construction component with it and also has a low down payment? It seems like the convention 97 is ruled out, because I don't qualify. Also, it seems like some lenders would look down on moving into another investment property in the same neighborhood to house hack after 1 year? Who has had experience doing this?

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Matthew Brill
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Matthew Brill
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  • Boca Raton, FL
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Your best option I think is to refinance the current property to a conventional loan if you have 20% equity from forced appreciation from the rehab. You can then reuse your FHA/203K. If not, you will have to check out local banks/credit unions to see if they have any special financing programs for purchase that includes a construction loan.

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