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Kyle Lancuski
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bristol, RI
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FHA Loan & Partnership

Kyle Lancuski
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bristol, RI
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I and two other partners (very good friends of mine) want to be Financially Free. Last 6 mouths we have been educating ourselves w/ real estate and building our capital. We are all putting equal cash into the deals and will share equal responsibilities of the business making us 33.3333% partners for equity+cash flow. Our strategy Is to use a FHA loan 3x in one year. Ideal every 4 months finding a new MFH (that generates A/B return for house hacking for the year) with huge upside return on the following year & rotate putting the mortgage in the next partners name and (hopefully) put the other two on the title.

Concerns & Questions...

Does the FHA Loan have Restriction against putting people on the Title and not the mortgage?

If so, is there a way around making this strategy work?

Meaning...

Such as being silent partners & gifting the closing and down payment?

And if that’s possible..

Any suggestions how we could form a legal partner agreement that would give us equal equity to home and cash flow?

Cheers,

Kyle

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