<p>Yes absolutely. To be eligible for an&nbsp;<strong>FHA</strong>&nbsp;loan as a small business&nbsp;<strong>owner</strong>, you must fit one of the following business structures: sole proprietorship, partnerships, limited liability corporation (LLC), corporation, or &ldquo;S&rdquo; corporation. You are only eligible if you&nbsp;<strong>own</strong>&nbsp;25% or more of the business. Feel free to verify HUD&rsquo;s Investment Property Eligibility and Underwriting in&nbsp;<a href="javascript:;">Section 4 Section B</a>.</p>

<p>Related questions:</p>

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	<li>Can I own more than 1 FHA loan. Answer = No. FHA loans normally have owner occupant guidelines. If however you are purchasing the additional property under a business name (as mentioned above), you can technically own as many as you can afford.</li>
	<li>Can I own more than 1 VA loan. Answer = Yes. The VA allows veterans to have two VA loans at the same time even if they&rsquo;ve defaulted on one in previous years. This service is called &ldquo;second-tier entitlement&rdquo;.</li>
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