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Brandon McGinn
  • Oakdale, CT
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Introduction and a Question

Brandon McGinn
  • Oakdale, CT
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Hi, I'm a new member from CT interested in buying my first 3 or 4 unit property. In addition to introductions I have a question. I currently rent my parents house for next to nothing, and will continue to have this as an available option for a few more years. Living here is great for my financially, and it also gives my parents peace of mind knowing the house is being looked after. Is an FHA such a great deal that it is worth giving up this living situation immediately and becoming a live in landlord? Or should I just try to fund my dreams a different way and say goodbye to an FHA loan?

Thanks for any comments

Brandon

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