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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Multiple Mortgages/ debt to income
Hi there!
My husband and I are planning on investing in real estate in about a year. We are saving Mo ey and doing a ton of research until then - but I am curious as to how it works to apply for another mortgage if you already have one? Are there different ways to go about it? We have a house already that we've been in for a little over two years, I'm wondering how hard it is to buy another property using the FHA loan if you've already done that? I hope this makes sense!