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Donovan Keim
  • Canal Winchester, OH
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Overcoming DTI obstacles

Donovan Keim
  • Canal Winchester, OH
Posted

Hello,

My name is Donovan and I'm from the Columbus Ohio area. One of the things that I've been really digging into is the real estate investing and I'm totally sold on the idea and the concept. I'm pumped to get started and have inquired about a few opportunities but the thing that keeps popping up is my DTI (Debt to Income) due to all of my student loans and my own personal mortgage etc. What are some good tips to get around this other than waiting until I get that DTI to a manageable percentage that banks/lenders are comfortable with?

Any help would be appreciated.....

Thanks,

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