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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

MIP Effect on Cash Flow
Hi All!
I am finding that all multifamily properties with cash flow go into the negative when I factor in the MIP expense. I was looking to take advantage of the 3.5% down on an owner-occupied FHA loan; however, the MIP cost seems to be cutting into the profit. Is there a way to avoid this, aside from the 80/20 rule?
Also, are there other non-FHA loan types I can look into which require less money down for properties with 3-4 units.
Thanks!