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I found BP while doing a google search on questions I had on mortgage loans while I was house hunting for my primary residence.

I reside in LA my experience with self-managing 25 units located in 3-4 properties in LA.

I'm a dual resident of Indiana and New York, and my time in New York is in the New York City area, so I would like to fix/flip and wholesale there as well.

I'm twenty years old and I'm a dual resident of Indiana and New York City.

For home residence, I certainly prefer gas stove (with dual fuel oven).

I have only done one flip so far and that was my personal residence.

I have my first flip on the market at the moment and any money I make on it will be going to paying off my primary residence and paying off my fiancé's student loans.

If the duplex will be your primary residence, then yes.

Hey Lawrence,As it relates to traditional financing...As far as I know a NOO (Non Owner Occ) investment property is going to require 20%-25% down depending on the lender.You could however:#1 Get a partner on the next property (ie their borrowing ability + your cash)or#2 Live in your current duplex for at least 1 full year then I believe you can get FHA lending on the next property if you intend to move into that as your primary residence.