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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

How Can I Get An FHA Loan, IF I Currently Own A Home?
I am looking to purchase my 1st multi-family, and I would like to leverage a FHA loan to take advantage of that 3.5% down payment.
Is this doable?
Has anyone here successfully pulled this off?
Appreciate the feedback.
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Hmmm I heard otherwise, it is doable but you have to live in one of the units. Will you get it till 3.5%? I'll like to know as well