Current FHA loan is one year old with on time payments in the high 600 FICO scores. The recent sales indicate that he may have built 20% equity. If he does an 80% LTV Steamline with appraisal will that completely rem...
Hi All,I just was wondering what others though of this idea. My husband and I got approved for an FHA mortgage, it requires 3.5% down. Unfortunately with FHA they also require PMI until we owe less than 80% of the loa...
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I'm househacking in New Jersey. I was refinancing my loan out of an FHA into a conventional when the loan officer and I were discussing the rates and all. Then, I asked him, what my chances of applying for ...
Hi All,I was wondering if any of you had any advice on how I could avoid, if at all, private mortgage insurance. I have heard that this is a significant chunk of your monthly cash flow and if I can avoid it or shrink ...
I have a rental property that I purchased to live in when I was still in school and when I purchased it, I put down the minimum to buy it so it has MIP tacked on. It is an FHA loan at 5% interest (fixed) - 30 yr. I b...
Hi everyone,First time house hacker & brand new to RE Investing here! Looking to purchase my first duplex in the greater Philly area over the next 6 months or so. I've started seeing some properties and also recei...
I've been wanting to apply the BRRRR strategy for STR's for a a few weeks now. Well today I found the perfect place. That perfect place is seller financed only. The cash flow, equity and appreciation are all there but...
Hello BP Community,
We are planning on purchasing a duplex to live in one of the units and rent out the other. I mentioned using a FHA loan and only putting down 3 1/2% so we could use the rest of the money we have s...
Currently have a Sub 2 Deal in Burford, GA 30 mins from Atlanta. Unfortunately deal does not have any equity or cash flowing. Direct to seller.Purchase price 325,000
PITI 2,251.00
(Monthly payment Breakdown)
Prin...
I am considering an FHA loan and House Hacking a property. Only issue is that the 3.5% down payment plus the monthly PMI bring the monthly payments way up, vs a loan with a 20% DP and no PMI where payments are much lo...