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Michael H.
  • Dallas, TX
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Buying another primary residence after 8 months

Michael H.
  • Dallas, TX
Posted

Hi all,

I purchased a duplex 8 months ago with 5% down primary resident conventional financing. Property is in Dallas. Purchase price was $500k. I rent one side and intend to rent my side when I move out. 

Today, I found out that next door is for sale which is also a full duplex for $600k. Unfortunately, I’m not able to put 25% down as investment property loan. 

What loan options do I have? Can I do the following

1. Can I buy as primary resident with 10% down?

2. Can I refinance my current home as investment property and then buy second home as primary residence? If so, will a lender process both at the same time? 

3. Any other creative options? 

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