How many days must a seller wait to sell a home for profit if the new buyer is using a FNMA loan?

When considering a property sale using a FNMA (Fannie Mae) loan, there is no mandatory waiting period for a seller to sell a home for profit. Fannie Mae guidelines do not impose a specific time frame before a seller can resell a property, which allows individuals to sell their homes at any time after purchase, including at a profit. This absence of a waiting period provides flexibility for sellers and does not restrict their ability to transact based on home appreciation or market conditions.

Other waiting periods, as seen in other lending scenarios, may exist to ensure that the sale price aligns with fair market value and to prevent property flipping, but those regulations do not apply in this case. Therefore, the correct response reflects the openness of FNMA lending policies towards immediate resales, making it clear that sellers can capitalize on their investment without delay.