Does a duplex investment qualify for FHA?
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Even with a credit score in the 600's you should be able to get a conventional loan. Have you talked to a broker? Looking at a credit union might be a good way to go too, they sometimes can be more...
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This isn't true at all. Credit unions are actually the ones that shy away from investment properties. Usually you need a 620 for a conventional loan. What you need is to find a bank that portfolio...
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I live in MN and I had a much easier time and much better interest rate going with my credit union for an investment loan. They actually gave me the same rate they would give someone on a...
Does a duplex investment qualify for FHA?
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Where are you located, Texas?
Does a duplex investment qualify for FHA?
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Credit is around 610-615 does not qualify for conventional at the moment.
Does a duplex investment qualify for FHA?
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Found a nice duplex that is currently rented out and would like to buy .
Price is 139k
Gross rent 1800 ( without property management company)
Property tax annually 4k
The only thing that is...
Does a duplex investment qualify for FHA?
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I sent a quick email to my mortgage gal with details of your situation and score and this is the response i got back:
Unfortunately, FHA is for primary residency only. You can purchase a duplex...
Does a duplex investment qualify for FHA?
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No. FHA is strictly for owner occupied transactions. With that down payment, why would you go FHA? Conventional would be a better avenue.