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All Forum Posts by: Jake D.

Jake D. has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.

Post: Buying HUD home to tear down and rebuild.

Jake D.Posted
  • Columbus, IN
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

Yes, that 60seems to be plausible in most cases. But you are right, some houses are just really too far gone. 

Can't seem to find anyone that has posted about this before..  

Post: Buying HUD home to tear down and rebuild.

Jake D.Posted
  • Columbus, IN
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

Can I bid/buy a HUD home as owner occupied and immediately start demoing to build my forever home on my dream property?

The home has little to no value left after being abandoned for 6 years. It is a manufactured home so I have my doubts that anyone would willingly buy it and want to live there with the amount of money they would have to put in.

Post: HOD home financing. Traditional + FHA mortgage?

Jake D.Posted
  • Columbus, IN
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

I would assume my home would have to be sold first In that situation. The only issue is, HUD took the property over middle of last month and there is no way to tell when it will be available to bid on, you know what I mean? It creates a lot of uncertainty.

Also, from what I've read on HUD properties, they go rather quick. Which makes me feel like I should get preapproved as soon as possible so I can be ready.

Post: HOD home financing. Traditional + FHA mortgage?

Jake D.Posted
  • Columbus, IN
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 0

Hello,

I am looking for any possible way to be able to classify myself as owner occupant in a potential HUD home so I can get my bid in before investors.

A few key points:

1. Wife and I bought our first home in march of this year. We used a traditional mortgage.

2. Found out our dream home/property is going to be on HUD sale in the near future.

So now my questions.. The traditional mortgage states that my current home will be my principle residence for atleast 1 year. Can I get another traditional mortgage and classify it as a second home?

Also, can I get a FHA loan and try and finance the HUD home as my primary residence? Is this mortgage fraud?

The goal would be to buy the HUD home and over the next few months, make it livable, then sell my current home and get back some equity. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Edit: Indiana