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FHA with nonoccupying coborrower
Hi friends,
I am looking to get my first rental property, and was planning on using my mother as a nonoccupying coborrower (with me as an owner occupant) to acquire a cashflowing multifamily, however with a nonoccupying coborrower I would have to put 25% down. This simply will not work, as I would like to keep my downpayment at 3.5% (or close).
How can I acquire a multifamily property with my mother as a nonoccupying coborrower? Could using a 203k loan to turn a single family into a multifamily work?
Any help is appreciated!
Thank you,
Evan