FHA Flip Rules - Educate Your Buyers & Sellers! *Must be completely arms length – no identity of interest between seller, buyer or any party involved in transaction *No previous flipping in the past 12 months *Has to be marketed open and fairly If sales price is 20% or more over the acquisition cost then: *Supporting documentation and/or second appraisal (all lenders I know are requiring 2nd appraisal) – borrower can’t pay for second appraisal *Home inspection ordered by lender – Lender pays for home inspection but can charge the borrower for it These apply to flips sold within 90 days of prior purchase. The clock starts when the deed transfer takes place and goes through the signing of the contract to purchase. If you sign a P&S to purchase a flipped property within 90 days of the current owner’s purchase, this is a flip and these rules apply.
very timely information. My investor is ready to list only 6 weeks after purchase.
You have to know what financing is available and what additional rules apply if you are going to properly market your listing.
Kathleen
Thanks for sharing the new FHA flipping guidelines.
Good luck and success.
Lou Ludwig
Flipping, Flopping... it will probably not work!
Great Video and Great Post, Kathleen.
Great job informing us all Kathleen!
This is something I as a Realtor was not aware of and will definitely be reading up on it to inform my buyers & sellers.
Again, thanks for a great post to help keep us all up to speed!
Hi Kathleen - Bummers. That topic is in my draft blog. Are you peeking at my drafts? :) Well written and informative blog.
❦ Kathleen, great way to get the word out for FHA guidelines and to show your expertise!
Pamela
Thanks everyone! Please spread the word!!!
LOL Conrad - Not yet, but that's a good idea! ;) You need to still post it. The more the word gets out there the less of an issue this will become. Still working on some dates/times for you. Talk to you soon!
Sincerely,
Kathleen
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