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Christian G Leone
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Best loan options for a multi-family house hack

Christian G Leone
  • New to Real Estate
  • New Jersey
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Hi All,

I will be purchasing my first property within the next few months which is going to be a house hack. I have my eye on a duplex for $420k in North Jersey which seems like a good deal on paper. Would it be better to utilize an FHA loan here or a low money down conventional loan for this? For reference - I have make $82k per year and have a 767 credit score.

I appreciate all input!

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Taylor Dasch
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Taylor Dasch
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If you can do an FHA loan I think that would be the best way to go! When I was searching for a house hack with a conventional loan, a lot of lenders required a higher down payment.

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