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Trying to find a way to finance a duplex without 25% down

Carnell Mitchell
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My name is Carnell from Cleveland Ohio and I am new to BP. Im looking for some advice on how to finance an investment duplex without putting 20%-25% down. Unfortunately I bought my SFH before I knew about house hacking strategy. I have a fha mortgage (3.8 interest rate) on my current home that I've been living at for about 16 months, so I fullfilled the owner occupancy requirement. I live with my gf, but I am the only name on the loan. Any way I can use this to my advantage to maybe owner occupy a duplex using her name? Or are there any other ways to get my portfolio started?

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Peter Tverdov
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Peter Tverdov
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I wouldn't go in on a house with a "girlfriend", that's a bigger risk than using an FHA loan IMO.

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