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The FHA Owner-Occupied Strategy They Don't Tell You About

This video explains FHA financing options for purchasing multi-unit properties, such as duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes. It highlights that while home prices are high, FHA financing allows for down payments as low as 3.5 percent, making multi-unit properties accessible for "house hacking" and "multifamily investing". The video also includes a "Self Sufficiency Test" and contact information for a mortgage loan originator, providing essential information for anyone considering "buying a house" through an "fha loan". Nick Rickert | NMLS #1867619 CU Mortgage Direct, LLC | NMLS #198895 | Equal Housing Lender Serving First-Time Homebuyers, Next-Time Buyers & Referral Partners Across South Dakota, Iowa & Nebraska 📍 Sioux Falls, SD | 🏠 Learn More: https://www.cumortgagedirect.com/Nick... 00:00 – Intro: You Don’t Need 20% Down to Invest 00:40 – The FHA Multi-Unit Owner-Occupied Strategy 01:30 – Duplex, Triplex & Four-Plex Examples 02:30 – Why Rental Income Changes the Math 03:10 – Updated FHA Loan Limits Explained 04:05 – Real Example: Duplex Cash-Flow Breakdown 04:55 – Occupancy Rules You Must Follow 05:35 – The FHA Self-Sufficiency Test (3–4 Units) 06:15 – Mortgage Insurance & The Cost of Access 06:55 – Becoming a Landlord: Responsibilities to Expect 07:35 – Who This Strategy Is (and Isn’t) For 08:05 – Final Takeaway: Investing Without 20% Down Buying an investment property doesn’t always require a massive down payment. Using a government-backed FHA loan, buyers can purchase a 2-, 3-, or 4-unit property with as little as 3.5% down — as long as they live in one of the units. In this video, Nick Rickert breaks down how the FHA owner-occupied multi-unit strategy works, why it’s legal (and not a loophole), and how rental income from the other units can help offset — or dramatically reduce — your monthly housing costs. We’ll cover updated FHA loan limits, walk through a real-world duplex example, and explain key rules like occupancy requirements, the self-sufficiency test for 3–4 unit properties, and FHA mortgage insurance (MIP). This strategy isn’t about getting rich overnight — it’s about lowering your cost of living, building equity, and learning how rentals actually work. If you’re serious about long-term real estate investing and okay living near tenants, this approach may be a powerful first step.