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All Forum Posts by: Jamaal Jackson

Jamaal Jackson has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

@Brent Coombs

Thank you for such a quick response!

That makes sense. But I’ll still due the due diligence and check locally. I wouldn’t want to be fined for more than the property is worth on my first go at Real Estate Investing.

Hello! I am new the website.

I’m currently reading the book on Rental Properties.

Since the requirement for FHA Loans is living "in" the property for a year.

I wanted to know if that requirement is also met by living “on” the property for a year.

For Example.

Say I have a Small Multifamily Duplex/Triplex and put a stationary RV in the hypothetical backyard. While I rehab the unit then finish out the rest of my year in said RV whilst renting out the units.

Would that satisfy the seasoning requirement.