It's my understanding that you can only have one FHA loan at a time so often people will re-fi their FHA (original loan) into a conventional loan and then use the FHA loan on the next home purchase with the lower 3.5% down.

This is a post Brandon Turner himself shared on the FI/ER blog mrmoneymustache.com on this very topic. http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2013/03/23/reader-s...It was funny, I was reading this post and I thought to myself, "I know this guy!"

Re-fi and take the equity to buy another property, while cash flowing into your other pocket.

As I have a VA loan on my primary residence already, am planning to re-fi into conventional loan and then take out new VA loan up to the max for apartment building.

That's a very good time for these banks that have been looking the other way to start calling all these low rate, long term loans and forcing people to re-fi at much higher rates.

I'm tempted to make the jump from Relay Fi where I get 0% but those ACH/debit card limits are almost comical.

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