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All Forum Posts by: Aaron Cayabyab

Aaron Cayabyab has started 6 posts and replied 22 times.

Post: FHA for a four plex

Aaron CayabyabPosted
  • Waipahu, HI
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 8
Thank you all very much for your feedback and help. I tried to talk to my lender and explaining to him about it but I don't think he has done a quad before. So thank you @Ray Ebert for that I will be looking for a new lender who is familiar with that type of loan. @Rod Khlief thank you for the info. I will be looking for a new lender. I love you podcast! Keep up the great work! Very inspiring! @Stephanie Potter thank you for the break down. That helps a lot in trying to determine if this will be a good fit. @Jose Garcia so the lender was saying he need to do 75% income of 3/4 of the property to be on the safe side. I thought it was just 75% of the whole property and I was even informed him I would be comfortable with paying the full amount of $1100 for the last u it just to get into the property. Looking for a new lender now so we'll see what happens there. Thank you all!

Post: FHA for a four plex

Aaron CayabyabPosted
  • Waipahu, HI
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 8
Hey guys, just wanted to get some feedback from you folks. Im currently in the process of getting prequalified. I'm prequalified for a single family but the lender and realtor is saying for now I am not qualified for a multi. Any reasoning to that? I meet all the requirements for an fha loan. I am out here in Hawaii and found a 4 unit property for $1,250,000. 2 two story duplexes on one lot. 1st house Upstairs unit - 3 bed 1 bath $2500 rent Downstairs - 3 bed 1 bath $2500 2nd house Upstairs 2 bed 1 bath $2000 rent Downstairs 1 bed 1 bath $1100 I plan on occupying the 1 bed unit. Are there any "fha" calculators I can do on my own to find out if I could qualify for certain properties? Any help is appreciated. Thank You!
Isi Nau sounds good will contact you soon!
Lane Kawaoka Isi Nau based on your experiences, would you advise a new investor to invest on Oahu? I'm looking into house hacking a four plex in town. Mahalo in advance!
Hi there, I'm fairly new and also trying to get a four plex using a FHA loan. Still new but my understanding is that there are loan limitations. For example, here in Hawaii the maximum in a 4 plex would not exceed $1.4 mil. I would suggest doing that fha loan for yourself and partner with your parents in getting another property with their money. Use your sweat equity in pet wrong with them. I hope it helps, but like I said I'm new at this so this is from all the information I have collected.

Post: Should i pay off my credit card?

Aaron CayabyabPosted
  • Waipahu, HI
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 8

Hi BP Community,

Ive been looking into purchasing a 4 unit using the FHA loan. Before getting prequalified, would it better my chances to pay my credit card/ loans down? or does that even matter. I wanted to jump into this but wanted to get some input on this. I could pay off my bills with some cash that I have or would you use that cash towards the purchase.

I would still have enough to pay my 3.5% after paying off my loan/ credit cards.

Thank you in advance!

Aloha,

Aaron

Greg Doyle hey Greg, that's awesome. I'm planning on going through the same route as you with a quad-plex using the FHA 3.5% down. How did you get pre-approved? Did you go to your local bank? Thanks in advance and best of luck to you on your search!

Post: Correct me if I'm wrong

Aaron CayabyabPosted
  • Waipahu, HI
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 8
John Leavelle Ned Carey thank you, that is very informative. So does the BRRR method only apply to SFH?
Good Job Aristone Louxz ! This is really super inspiring to read! I'm about to jump in using the same method. Awesome!

Post: Correct me if I'm wrong

Aaron CayabyabPosted
  • Waipahu, HI
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 8
Seth Williams thank you for the feedback. It is very helpful!