House-hacking · FHA · 3 units · Co-borrower scenario
Unit 1 — YouUnit 2 — RentalUnit 3 — Rental
Property & Loan
Purchase Price$1,500,000
Down Payment (HELOC)$275,000
Mortgage Rate6.30%
Unit 2 Rent$3,200
Unit 3 Rent$2,000
Property Tax Rate1.18%
Income & Co-borrower
Your Gross Income$65,000
Co-borrower Income$0 (none)
Your Net Monthly Cost
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after both rental units
Combined Rental Income
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/month
Your income
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Co-borrower
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Combined
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DTI (combined income + 75% rent)—
Solo DTI (your income only)—
Monthly Cost Breakdown
Principal & Interest—
FHA MIP (0.55% annual)—
Property Tax—
Insurance (est.)$200
Gross Housing Cost—
Unit 2 Rent—
Unit 3 Rent—
Net Monthly Cost—
Loan & Eligibility Snapshot
Loan Amount—
Down Payment—
Down Payment %—
Closing Costs (est. 3%)—
HELOC Buffer Remaining—
FHA Eligible?—
Triplex vs. Duplex advantage — Unit 3 saves you —/mo vs. a duplex at the same price. Over 10 years that's — in reduced housing cost (before appreciation).
Family HELOC cost — Drawing $275,000 at 7.21% (current avg): —/mo interest-only during draw period. This sits on your family's books, not yours. Total capital deployed (down + closing): —. FHA triplex limit in SF: $1,933,200.