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what is a multifamily property and will FHA allow it?

is that something like a condo or duplex? those are what i have been interested in and i need fha because i canoot meet conventional requirement by yuni_ivanov763798 from Helena, Ohio. Jun 25th 2014 Reply


Kenneth Kopper (KenKopper)
#19 ranked lender in Maryland - 542 contributions

Multi Family property is a property that contains 2-4 separate livings units. FHA will allow this property type for financing as long you are intending on occupying one of the units as your primary residence.

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Tim Bradford (Tim Bradford)
#5 ranked lender in Ohio - 145 contributions

Yuni, FHA classifies Single Family Properties as those containing 1- 4 Units all owned by the same person and showing in the county as one parcel/property. Some people may say it is 2-4 units in a property makes it a MULTI FAMILY Property, but not in FHA Opinion. With your question, I am not sure exactly what type of property you are talking about. If you are looking to buy a condo, the Condo much be approved by FHA. If you are talking about buying both sides of a Duplex, FHA would view that as a 2- Family. You might be able to buy one of the 2 units, but this is something you need to discuss with a Lender. Seperation of the utilities is one item that needs to be determined. You can find my contact information on my profile page if you have additional question. And I lend in Ohio.

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