How to Buy a Multifamily Rental Property with 3.5% Down
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
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You can buy multifamily rental property with just 3.5% down. That’s right. No more 20% down requirements; you can get into a cash-flowing property with just a fraction of a traditional down payment. Or, maybe you’re struggling with how to buy a house with today’s high down payment standard. Well, you can use this SAME method to get into a single-family home of your own. But you’ll need to know what it is and how it works.
If you’ve read this far into the description, you’ve probably guessed that we’re talking about…the FHA loan! That’s right; this time-tested, low-down-payment-required home loan can help you get into your first single-family or multifamily house hack for FAR less than you think. But what’s the catch? Before you get TOO excited, watch this ENTIRE video to know exactly what you need to get into this absolute steal of a home loan program.
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00:00 Intro
01:36 What is an FHA Loan?
03:01 Credit Score Requirements
04:12 Debt-to-Income (DTI) Requirements
05:00 What You CAN'T Do With an FHA Loan
08:39 The "Golden Handcuffs"
11:33 The "No PMI" Lie
12:49 The FHA Wrap-Up
14:15 Connect with Christian and David!
you need more videos on real estate risks, how to save retained earnings, where refinancing can be dangerous (with numbers and detail), and how to grow the right way... in fact, it should be a series
I would love that too!
I’m a Gator. I do short term transactional funding for EMD, gap and double closing funding so you can get more deals under contract. I can also connect isn’t PMLs and HMLs.
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Bank of America offers 5 percent down for a duplex convention option
Thank you for sharing this
Exactly what I needed!!! I've watched over 10 hours of FHA videos and this one explained things most of the gurus skipped over. Bigger Pockets is the BEST. Thanks guys!
This video helped me a TON!
Currently in the process of buying a multifamily on a FHA loan and this info was GOLD!
Thank you guys 💪
Hey congrats on buying your multifamily home, I’m currently in the process of buying one myself (4 Unit) (1.2m) multifamily, thinking of using a FHA loan for this. Any suggestions or ways to get approved with what you went through already on your process?
The zooming in and out is killing me
David, you always provide value. Love it man. Thank you.
Great content gents! I learn something new today “MIP”. Thanks for the video!
I love this straight forward content! More of this please!
Literally broke down my game plan but I didn’t know all the details so thank you 🙏
Today I actually learned something very important.
You guys answered a lot of questions I was wondering about thank you
This is very helpful! I’m trying to understand more on how to make money with multi family properties/real estate I’m glad I found this channel!
You guys are awesome! I learn sometging new everytime I listen in. Thanks Again
Thank you this is great..! kinda hard for someone like me who barely knows anything about realestate but excited to dig more into this. Thanks again!
Thanks for the great episode. Would love to hear more about VA loans!
Learned some valuable details. I really appreciate this type of video.
awesome show packed with very useful info!
How is it that I learn something EVERY TIME I listen to you guys?!?
Another great video! Learned so much!! 👏🏾💯
Very informative episode. Please breakdown DSCR loan for small multi family.
Very helpful!! I have never heard of MIP!! Thx for this GEM💎
This is dope, this was the product I was looking info on but only got so far, I know you guys went into depth a little but after you guys get done with the main real state products can you guys maybe double back and teach us more about this one. Also thank you for the knowledge it’s empowering being 22 learning how become financially free from elder folks who have done what you’re interested in. Keep up the good work and thank you again.!!!
I’m a Gator. I do short term transactional funding for EMD, gap and double closing funding so you can get more deals under contract. I can also connect isn’t PMLs and HMLs.
great infomation !! thank you
Thank you for this info. As a current Gold Handcuff person, learning how I can get released from those cuffs was very helpful.
I really enjoyed this one and how easy it is to understand!
Very helpful I will be doing this when I purchase my first property
Great info. I didn't know about the self sufficiency rule or having to move at least 100 miles from current FHA residency to use it again. But like you said you could restructure your loan as a conventional and then use your FHA again if moving less than 100 miles between homes.
Super helpful thank you so much
I keep saying it, but we love mortgage Mondays!
And like every episode, so much of that is relatable. I was a buyer in late 2015 when the lending laws changed that added that self-sufficiency on 3-4 unit properties. I was in the pre-approval process when I was suddenly told that I couldn’t get into the 4 plex in Long Beach because 75% of the rents wouldn’t cover the mortgage. We bought a duplex instead; and I feel like that’s the best option for first time home buyers in SoCal. FHA, 3.5% down, on a duplex. I also have the golden handcuffs; so I appreciate the conventional/5% down tip! It’s one of the options I’m looking at.
So here’s the outside-the-box question: if you STR rental a duplex/SFR, for 2 years, does that help your borrowing power to qualify for a house every (other) year within 100 miles?
This was INCREDIBLY informative. thank you for the breakdown
Glad it was helpful!
Boom first! Love this channel I live in San Jose and I’m tired of making printed circuit boards for a company that won’t give me a raise while they spend 10 million dollars upgrading their equipment in the last 6 months.
That was great! Thanks to both of you!
I totally get the idea of using FHA loans to buy apartments and rent them out. The cool part is that you only need to put down 3.5% of the property's cost, which is great for starting. Great video!!
My only thing is though your monthly payment will be pretty high if you put so little down plus the PMI as they mention and then the unknown of property taxes and it’s increases…so you’d really have to make sure your rent will be able to cover that
Very helpful. Thank you both!!
I would like to see more videos like this. Great content and guest!
You got it!
Love the content!
Very helpful as always!!!
Thank you, this is extremely helpful!
Very helpful! Christian is my favorite recurring guest
Super helpful!
Super helpful, going to re watch after work. Looking to buy my first house (duplex) so this helps a lot
Best of luck!
Great video 😊
Helpful! Thank you….gave me some ideas for my primary SFH and FHA financing. Planning to buy a MF next but wasn’t sure what to do to free up the FHA. Located in AR and was one of Henry Washington’s students.
Great to hear!
Learned so much.
thank you this was great and very informative.
Very helpful and inspiring. Thanks
Great episode! Fantastic information always. Thank you @DavidGreene24 and @Biggerpockets. I would like to learn more about VA loans next. Specifically if you could partner with a veteran to get one on a property. My father is a veteran but I am not. Thanks again!
This is one of the best episodes ever!
Very helpful ✨
So informative!
So helpful. Learning about the FHA loan in COMPARISON to a conventional loan was super informative.
It’d be helpful to hear more use cases and how people with particular challenges can buy their first, second or third investment property.
Which product can tend to help people with lower incomes?
Which product might work for someone who has a high DTI after their first investment property, but wants to buy their second?
How would someone who has a lot of assets but not a high income be able to buy their third rental property?
Etc.
Love this.
Love this show thank you
Great info!
Absolutely very helpful
Your show is so good but I’m calling my bank tomorrow to see if they have an FHA loan. I can get this three Plex with. Thanks for all the great information.
Fantastic information
Love these deeper dives. Can you go over HELOCs
Great episode! Perhaps an episode regarding VA loan and strategies to use that to its highest potential ?
its coming!
Super useful. Thanks. 👍
Love this episode, thanks David. I would like to see a video on low down payment options for foreign investors. As a Canadian, what are my options to buy a house using a low down payment + DSCR if applicable OR an option to buy a house without putting anything down because I got 20% equity in the buy. I need an institution that rewards getting properties with equity by skipping the down payment
Great information. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Very informative video!
Glad you think so!
MORE DEEP DIVES like this video 🙏🏽💯
Great information. Any change having an episode on an All In One loan? I hear this loan helps payoff your mortgage faster. Thanks!
Thank you for building with us
Very informative
Great Video, will you guys make a video on the new FannieMae product? the 5 Percent down on residential like 4 plexes?
This was helpful
Nice! Thank you for this very helpful. Can you do conventional loans now? Please
Very helpful. Ty!
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Thank you!
If still taking show suggestions: how to business hack with an SBA 504 or 7a? Not sure if this is a topic that could be considered because it’s lender specific. Please keep the Mortgage Monday show running, everyone learns so much from you guys!
I’m a Gator. I do short term transactional funding for EMD, gap and double closing funding so you can get more deals under contract. I can also connect isn’t PMLs and HMLs.
Do some full videos on management companies virtual and non-virtual and what is a good percentage to agree on
super helpful!!
Glad it was helpful!
Very good info, thanks 🤙🏼🤙🏼, how long should I wait to refinance from a FHA loan, don't really like those PMIs.
This video was helpful in a broad way. There are many restrictions on the types of properties that work with FHA, in my area especially (CT/NY) it seems sellers have realized that there are so many big-time buyers and investors in the market still right now, they no longer are willing to make any improvements or adjustments on properties, everything is selling on an 'as is' basis. This in turn rules out the possibility of using the FHA loan due to its restrictions.
What about 203k loan option, which I believe is a variant of the FHA loan?
I'd love to learn more about Construction Loans
Amazing 🎉😮
Give us another podcast on how many VA loans a veteran can obtain 🙌🏾🙏👏🏿
I contacted Christians company and I have been very happy with the service!!!!
David Greene’s beard is on point! Lookin good!!
Learned great tips can you do one of these on the VA loans
On its way!
Epic information and content 🙏💪🏾🙌🏾👏🏿❤️👊🏽🇺🇸🇺🇦💰🐐
I would like to hear about a multi family loan where you buy the land and build a four unit property.
Interested in learning more about financing to purchase a rental portfolio, recasting opportunities and such
I just need to know more about having multiple FHA LOANS and more in depth as to how that works.
Can you guys cover the “replace your mortgage” since you guys are advertising for them? We looked into it 2 years ago but they were variable rates which I was not willing to do knowing how things were going (I was right about rates rising) and RYM also wanted a significant chunk to be a “member”
Epic ❤️
Can you explain the DCSR loan for MultiFamily since I can’t live in the four plex I want to buy
This is on its way!
great info. thanks for sharing, qq, if I live on the FHA loan property for a year, can I put it on airbnb or rent after staying for a year there? and what are the consequences if property owner don't follow the rule and put it on airbnb or rent it out as soon as purchase?
Awesome
Does this apply for getting/setting for 3rd property.
I have been doing this for years
This is what I need. At least a two family that I live in one. I'm a first time buyer and a senior. So, let's start there. What can you tell me to help me get this and how much will it cost me?
Any loan products or advice for someone investing from out of state??? 🤔 And specifically in rental properties not a personal residence.
Thanks for the video. My wife and I are looking to purchase our first home in the Bay Area (Peninsula, SSF, ideally) and are looking for a multi-family home to house hack. As you mentioned in the video, FHA loans in high cost areas aren't ideal. We have some family help and our own savings for down payment and we have excellent credit. What is the best loan option for people in our situation?
How many loan types are out there, and how to you qualify for a loan with low income?
Im glad i found this video im a truck driver and always wanted to invest into a property i make about 8k a month currently my expenses are low my monthly expenses are 1650 so im saving a lot was looking into this fha loan im renting a studio apartment right now to save money and kinda want to buy a quad plex or triplex i found a few in idaho and a few in utah im currently in California like you said way to expensive i found 1 in utah for 425k for a triplex which i woupdnt mind living in for the fha loan process also is there a way if i wanted to pay off the fha loan faster once im in or wpuld you recommend a dofferent loan for this case thabks
Smart move! You can own up to four rental UNITS and finance them with conventional 30 year fixed rate mortgage. Any more units than that and you need to get a commercial loans. Commercial loans are much worse because they have variable rates and balloon rates, so if interest rates get real high in five years, it could wreck your rental business. Also, commercial loans require 25% down, whereas conventional 30yr fixed rate mortgages require only 20% down OR much lower downpayments if you are willing to pay PMI.
Also, if you are on the road and a tenant has a furnace die at midnight on a Wednesday in February, how are you going to fix it? It has to be fixed NOW or the pipes will freeze and your building will be ruined and the tenant will sue you! As a landlord, you will definitely need solid plans AND RESERVE FUNDS for emergency repairs. Relationships with local contractors are vital (HVAC, plumbing and appliance repair are the top 3).
Or you could hire a real estate management company to collect all rents, do record-keeping and handle repairs for a percentage of your gross rents (6 to 10 percent). They'd invoice you additional fees for the repairs, but at least the emergencies would be handled immediately. That plan is convenient, but it gets expensive.
Good luck!
Refinance if rates ever go back down. Fed already announced they won’t be going back down. We’ll see