If anyone is considering doing a FHA loan on a 3-4 unit property, especially in a high cost area, feel free to reach out to me for feedback/discussion as I just went through the real school of hard knocks, but came out with a great cash flowing property!

Make sure the deal stacks up when you compare it to a bank loan, agency, or any other loan opportunity.

Maybe personal loan from a bank or credit union, friends and family.

FHA loan with monthly payment including taxes about 7800. the other side would get up to 3200.

Along with capital gains based on final net sales proceeds minus reduced basis.  

My partner and I are looking to rehab our first property possibly with a 203k loan.  

So, if we cannot qualify for Fannie/Freddie that means we would need to use a DSCR loan. 

So, I am going to throw out my thinking on something to get started and wondered if someone could just let me know if it seems like an okay idea of not.I am currently in a home (VA loan) that is costing me $4054 a month (haven't even been in the property a year yet and have a 5.75% interest rate). 

Was it in your loan?

I can qualify for traditional bank loan 20% down but I’m exploring making two offers of traditional and seller finance.