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All Forum Posts by: Kahim Sturgis

Kahim Sturgis has started 3 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Looking to purchase a Multi-family.

Kahim SturgisPosted
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Hello,

I'm a married veteran and I just recently closed on my first SF home. I've always wanted to get into multi-family investing. 

My mother wants to get into home ownership but has some credit issues. I proposed that we include my grandmother and we all try to qualify for a loan for a multi-family in which she would move in one side for a year and rent the other unit(s) out then later refinance it. The plan is for her to eventually be able to get her own SF home after that year. 

Does anybody see any issues we might run into with this plan? Any advice would help.

Hello,

I'm a married veteran and I just recently closed on my first SF home. I've always wanted to get into multi-family investing. 

My mother wants to get into home ownership but has some credit issues. I proposed that we include my grandmother and we all try to qualify for a loan for a multi-family in which she would move in one side for a year and rent the other unit(s) out then later refinance it. The plan is for her to eventually be able to get her own SF home after that year. 

Does anybody see any issues we might run into with this plan? Any advice would help.

Post: FHA Non-occupant Loan

Kahim SturgisPosted
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

Hello Everyone,

I'm located in Houston, TX. My wife and I are in the process of closing on our first home at the end of the month. My goal is to have multiple investment properties to fund my dreams and leave my 9-5. My wife and I used the VA Loan to purchase this property. (We are both veterans) My wife is a stay-at-home mother and wife however she is also a disabled veteran. To utilize the benefit, her name is on the loan as the borrower and I am on the loan as a co-borrower.

I recently did some research about an FHA non-occupancy loan. I would like to utilize this loan to purchase a second property with me on the loan as the primary borrower and use the BRRRR strategy to turn it into an investment property.

I don't want to do anything illegal of course but I don't have any money to put 20-25% on an investment property. Would this route make sense? What would be the best way to get a second property for investment purposes?

Hope someone can help.