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All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Account Closed has started 9 posts and replied 88 times.

Post: Married, 2 FHA loans possible???

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  • Entrepreneur
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 88
  • Votes 44
Originally posted by @Brian Pham:
Originally posted by @Account Closed:

If you refinance into a conventional mortgage, then you'll no longer have an FHA loan. At that point, you could qualify for an FHA loan again as an owner-occupant. Sure, you could each get FHA loans as long as you can prove that you live apart (1 of you living in a unit at each property) which next to no one would believe & is borderline mortgage fraud.

Don't worry, there are many other ways to find deals. Always be up-front with lenders.

If you live in a house with your spouse....FHA loan is under their name.... could you get an FHA loan for a 3 unit, rent 2 units long term, and keep 1 unit with your name on it as the tenant and rent it our short-term through AirBnB? Or is this illegal?

If you need to ask if something is legal, it probably isn't. Just save up for your next down payment on a regular loan after getting an FHA. Maybe even borrow private money to help fund the down payment. However, I wouldn't overleverage myself like that.

Post: Best Locations in US to BRRRR?

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  • Entrepreneur
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 88
  • Votes 44
Originally posted by @Matt K.:

Any city can, but it comes down to understanding the city/market enough to find the good deals. You're better off finding a place you understand the demand.... and you can afford to invest.

 I never said I didn’t have money to invest. But a duplex for $500-700k doesn’t make sense in any market (for me).  

Post: Best Locations in US to BRRRR?

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  • Entrepreneur
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 88
  • Votes 44

Hello BiggerPockets!

My name is Jonathan. I currently live in Dallas and I've been looking for deals for a few months, but just about everything I've come across seems to be overpriced. I might move to a different city in Texas or even a different state in the next few years if the opportunity presents itself. I'm curious, which cities or markets seem to be good for the BRRRR (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat) strategy or simply for buy-and-hold properties?

Thanks!

Post: Best locations in US to BRRRR?

Account ClosedPosted
  • Entrepreneur
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 88
  • Votes 44

Hello BiggerPockets!

My name is Jonathan. I currently live in Dallas and I've been looking for deals for a few months, but just about everything I've come across seems to be overpriced. I might move to a different city in Texas or even a different state in the next few years if the opportunity presents itself. I'm curious, which cities or markets seem to be good for the BRRRR (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat) strategy or simply for buy-and-hold properties?

Thanks!

Post: Looking for 2-4 unit MF in Dallas

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  • Entrepreneur
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 88
  • Votes 44

So what's the best personal strategy in the meantime- rent or cheap SF?

Post: Looking for 2-4 unit MF in Dallas

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  • Entrepreneur
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 88
  • Votes 44

Hey everyone, I recently moved to Dallas and signed a short term lease for an apartment with the plan to move into a 2-4 unit property & househack in 2018.

However, I've been searching online & driving around north Dallas & Dallas proper many times and I haven't seen hardly any 2-4 unit properties.

Could any Texas investors please point me in the right direction? If I can't find a small MF to househack, what's my next best option- buy a cheap single family to live in & use the rest of my income on REI?

Thanks!

Post: Next best strategy after house hacking

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  • Entrepreneur
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 88
  • Votes 44

Hey everyone, I recently moved to Dallas and signed a short term lease for an apartment with the plan to move into a 2-4 unit property & househack in 2018. 

However, I've been searching online & driving around north Dallas & Dallas proper many times and I haven't seen the first 2-4 unit property. 

Some buildings I saw that resembled triplexes ended up being condos/townhomes. Also, the only duplex I could find online (Plano) was being sold specifically as a "half-duplex"- meaning you could only own and control half of a property. 

Could any Texas investors please point me in the right direction? If I can't find a small MF to househack, what's my next best option- buy a cheap single family to live in & use the rest of my income on REI?

Thanks!

Post: House hack vs LLC dilemma

Account ClosedPosted
  • Entrepreneur
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 88
  • Votes 44

Any suggestions appreciated. Can anyone talk about your liability experience with househacking?

Post: House hack vs LLC dilemma

Account ClosedPosted
  • Entrepreneur
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 88
  • Votes 44

@Brandon Hall I know how important LLCs are (your story from the BP Podcast was a great example), but would you still recommend househacking with an FHA loan, obviously without an LLC?

Post: House hack vs LLC dilemma

Account ClosedPosted
  • Entrepreneur
  • Frisco, TX
  • Posts 88
  • Votes 44

Hey everybody, I love the idea of househacking and I have been thinking about living in a 4plex with an FHA/traditional mortgage, but I am extremely hesitant about being personally liable to lawsuits & having my personal assets exposed. I would much rather go through an LLC. Assuming I have enough down payment for a 5+ small commercial multi-family, would "househacking" a commercial MF property be the best of both worlds for me?

Could I live in one unit of my commercial property?

Am I silly to assume that there's anything to worry about beyond a personal umbrella policy on a 2-4 unit? I know there are multiple schools of thought. 

Asset protection is very important to me. I'd like to hear your real-world experience & advice!