It’s Easier To Buy Multifamily Property Than A Single Family

It’s Easier To Buy Multifamily Property Than A Single Family

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Publish Date:
22 December, 2023
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Multi-Family Housing
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Multi-unit homes are easier to buy than a single family property!

You can use 75% of the rents from the other units to add to your qualifying income or to help offset the payment

Making it possible to qualify for a higher price, or to just qualify in general

Even if the units are vacant you can use 75% of the market rents!

Take it step further and live in one of the units so you can use FHA financing and buy a 2-4 unit with only 3.5% down and still get to use the rents to help you qualify.

Real Estate is one of the top ways people are able to creating passive income for life to eventually replace their 9-5 income!

Anyone my team pre-approves gets a free access to our rental income calculator and a walk through on how to find rental properties, how to run the numbers, and more! One you have a property under contract, we will run a full analysis for you and guide you every step of the way

Oh yea and if you are self employed , have complex financials, etc…. We have no income programs just based purely on the rental property cash flow not your personal income at all 😲

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