I am a 20 year old currently own a triplex looking for an FHA Loan.

I’m 34 years old, grew up in the Philippines, emigrated in the US when I was 21.

@Donna Ryngala Any attempt to circumvent owner occupancy agreements - which you will sign at closing - could set you up for a charge of mortgage fraud.I'm not the world's foremost expert on this, but I do believe that the new home must be your primary residence, including being your mailing address.Talk with your lender to be sure you understand the requirements.

It's off of Hemple ave towards old winter garden.

@Robert Gunby I usually allow it (it's only been asked of me a few times, mostly with SFH's I managed for other landlords) but with the condition that the old appliances be put back in place when they are gone.

I have a 12-year-old daughter.

Since our budget to start this adventure is small, most  of the potential homes we are finding are very old & have fireplaces.

Two totally different worlds and purchasing PROPERTY does NOT afford you any right to pull credit on a person(s) that you do not have a contractual relationship with.OP - Um...I wouldn't bid an amount equal to the first and second total debt if the foreclosing entity is the second lien holder.

They were old and apparently had plenty of money to not worry about a slight increase in rent.

Or, you could just buy a SFR and live in it for a year, or however long and once you get new orders or whatever you can purchase a new one upon arriving at your new location, while keeping your old one so long as they don't exceed 450k.